Quality Hay for Horses & Livestock
Coastal Bermudagrass is one of the most widely fed hay varieties because of its dependable nutritional value and broad suitability across many livestock species. Harvested at the proper stage of maturity, Coastal hay offers an excellent balance of digestible fiber, moderate protein, and energy while supporting healthy digestive function.
Ideal for:
- Horses
- Beef cattle
- Dairy cattle
- Sheep
- Goats
- Show livestock
- Hobby farms
Dependable Nutrition Year-Round
Coastal Bermudagrass provides highly digestible fiber that supports normal digestive function while supplying the forage animals need every day. Its fine stems and leafy growth contribute to excellent palatability, encouraging consistent feed intake.
Benefits
- Highly digestible fiber
- Excellent palatability
- Supports digestive health
- Moderate protein levels
- Consistent forage quality
- Suitable for multiple livestock species
Why Choose Coastal Bermudagrass Hay?
Premium Warm-Season Grass
Coastal Bermudagrass is recognized throughout the southern United States as one of the most dependable hay crops for livestock production.
Excellent Horse Hay
Its fine stems, soft texture, and digestible fiber make Coastal one of the most popular hay choices for horses.
Great for Beef Cattle
Provides dependable forage for cow-calf operations, stocker cattle, and backgrounding programs.
Highly Palatable
Leafy growth encourages consistent consumption while minimizing waste.
Supports Healthy Digestion
Quality fiber helps maintain proper digestive function and supports rumen health in cattle and hindgut health in horses.
Multiple Bale Sizes Available
Available in large round bales and small square bales, depending on seasonal availability.
Excellent Choice For
- Horses
- Performance horses
- Cow-calf operations
- Stocker cattle
- Sheep
- Goats
- Hobby farms
Coastal Bermudagrass hay provides moderate protein, digestible fiber, and dependable energy for horses and livestock. Nutritional value varies depending on harvest timing, fertility, weather, and maturity at cutting. Earlier harvested hay generally offers higher protein and digestibility than more mature forage.
Typical Nutrient Profile*
- Crude Protein: 8–16%
- Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN): 52–60%
- Acid Detergent Fiber (ADF): 30–38%
- Neutral Detergent Fiber (NDF): 58–68%
*Actual nutrient values vary by cutting, fertility program, harvest maturity, weather conditions, and storage. A forage analysis is recommended when balancing diets for performance animals.
Coastal Bermudagrass hay can serve as the primary forage source or be incorporated into a complete feeding program.
Recommended Feeding
- Feed according to animal size, age, activity level, and production stage.
- Introduce gradually when changing forage sources.
- Always provide unlimited fresh, clean water.
- Supplement with minerals or concentrates as needed to meet nutritional requirements.
- Store hay in a dry, covered area to preserve quality and reduce spoilage.
What is Coastal Bermudagrass hay?
Coastal Bermudagrass hay is a warm-season perennial grass harvested for forage. It is widely used because of its excellent palatability, dependable nutrition, and suitability for many livestock species.
Is Coastal hay good for horses?
Yes. Coastal Bermudagrass hay is one of the most commonly fed horse hays in the southern United States because it provides quality fiber and consistent nutrition when properly harvested and stored.
Can cattle eat Coastal hay?
Absolutely. Coastal hay is an excellent forage for beef and dairy cattle and is commonly used in cow-calf, stocker, and backgrounding operations.
What bale sizes are available?
Depending on seasonal availability, Coastal Bermudagrass hay is available in large round bales and small square bales.
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