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Ryegrass - Feed Ingredient
Ryegrass refers to several species of cool-season grasses commonly used as pasture, hay, or silage in equine and livestock feeding systems. The most widely cultivated types include perennial and annual (or Italian) ryegrass. Ryegrass is appreciated for its rapid growth, palatability, and high forage yield.
In equine nutrition, ryegrass is primarily used as a forage source, either grazed or fed as hay. It provides a good level of digestible energy, moderate protein, and a relatively low fiber content compared to more mature hays. However, nutrient composition can vary significantly depending on species, stage of maturity, and environmental conditions.
The following equine feeds, supplements and products contain Ryegrass as an ingredient.



















