Once you understand just how much is contained under the “fodder” label, you can see why it’s … See more

Hay, silage (fermented grass), and filling legumes, as well as cereal grainslike oats and corn, make up the roughage category. Roughage fodder can be broken down into two smalle… See more

Cereal grains like corn, oats, and barleyare nutrient-dense concentrates that can balance your animal’s nutrients and boost energy. These fodders are often mixed with other conc… See more

Look for the freshest roughage fodder you can find. When choosing hay, pick bales that are heavy, green, and leafy. Avoid any roughage with mold, mildew, or insect damage. T… See more