#hay #horsehay #badhay
I thought it might be helpful to show how to visually tell if your hay may be good or bad. Mostly we're looking for green but it's important to also consider how much leaf and stalk there is. We also don't want to see dusty hay or moldy hay and the flake should break apart easily. Overly brown, stringy, dusty or stuck together hay flakes are generally not good for horses.

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