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Foin de légumineuses - Base d’alimentation
Consultez l’analyse nutritionnelle de différents types de foin de légumineuses utilisés dans l’alimentation des chevaux dans la base de données Mad Barn des aliments pour chevaux. Cette catégorie comprend des fourrages légumineux conservés tels que luzerne, trèfle, sainfoin et foins mixtes de légumineuses.
Comparez les profils nutritionnels des sources de foin de légumineuses pour connaître leurs valeurs en protéines, leurs teneurs en fibres, leur apport calorique, leur teneur en calcium, leurs teneurs en amidon et en sucres, leur profil minéral et leur digestibilité. Utilisez cette base de données pour évaluer les ingrédients de foin de légumineuses en fonction des besoins des chevaux en matière de charge de travail, de croissance, de lactation, d’état corporel et de qualité du fourrage.
Aliments, suppléments et produits
Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) Hay Brazil Fine Chop
Fiber
Forage
Nutrition
ProteinAlfalfa hay is a forage source commonly used in the equine diet to provide protein, minerals, vitamins, and energy. It is well-suited for broodmares and mature working horses but should be avoided by metabolic horses.
Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) Hay Brazil Long
FiberForageNutritionProteinAlfalfa hay (medicago sativa) is higher in protein than grass hays and is commonly fed to growing, lactating and working horses. This hay provides high nutrient density and calcium content.
Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) Hay Brazil Medium Chop
FiberForageNutritionProteinAlfalfa hay is a high-protein, nutrient-dense forage that is commonly fed to growing, lactating or performance horses. It should not exceed 20% of the total forage content of the diet to avoid over-supplying energy.
Alfalfa Cube – 20% CP 44% NDF
Fiber
Gut Health
Hay StretcherProteinAlfalfa cubes are a high-fibre, high-protein forage commonly used in equine diets. This feed is high in calcium and appropriate for broodmares and growing horses. Alfalfa cubes can account for some of the horse's roughage intake.
Alfalfa Hay Pellets (Mountain Sunrise Feed Co)
FiberForageGut Health
Low NSC FeedsAlfalfa Hay Pellets by Mountain Sunrise Feed Co is a pelleted forage that is meant to provide no less than 17% protein. Alfalfa contains lysine, calcium, and fibre needed in growing horses, lactating mares, and older horses.
Alfalfa Pellet – 17% CP 46% NDF
FiberGut HealthNutritionProteinAlfalfa pellets are a high-protein, high-calcium feed intended for broodmares and growing horses. Pellets containing 17% crude protein provide nutritional value equivalent to mature alfalfa hay.
Alfalfa Pellet – 20% CP 38% NDF
FiberGut HealthNutritionProteinAlfalfa pellets are an equine feed that provides a good source of protein, fibre and calcium. Typically, the pellets are soaked before feeding to slow down feed intake and improve ease of chewing for older horses.
Enterolobium Hay Honduras Fine Chop
EnergyFiberForageProteinFoilage from the Enterolobium cyclocarpum tree is readily consumed by horses in tropical parts of America. The leaves can also be harvested for hay. This legume forage is a good source of protein and carbohydrates.
Enterolobium Hay Honduras Long
EnergyFiberForageProteinEnterolobium hay comes from the leaves of the Enterolobium cyclocarpum (Guanacaste) tree in tropical America. The hay is palatable to horses and has high protein and NSC content.
Enterolobium Hay Honduras Med
EnergyFiberForageProteinEnterolobium cyclocarpum is a forage tree that grows in tropical America. This legume hay is high in protein and sugar content and can be used to supplement other forage sources.
Gliricidia Hay Hondorus Fine Chop
EnergyFiberForageProteinGliricidia (Gliricidia sepium) is a perennial legume tree found in the tropics. It can be fed fresh or as hay to ruminants but is toxic to horses.
Gliricidia Hay Hondorus Long
EnergyFiberForageProteinGliricidia (Gliricidia sepium) is a perennial legume tree found in the tropics. It can be fed fresh or as hay to ruminants but the leaves are toxic to horses.
Gliricidia Hay Hondorus Medium Chop
EnergyFiberForageProteinGliricidia (Gliricidia sepium) is a perennial legume tree found in the tropics. The leaves are toxic to horses. It can be grazed or fed as hay to ruminants.
Hay Alfalfa – 17% CP 43% NDF
FiberGut Health
NutrientsProteinAlfalfa hay, also called lucerne, is a legume hay that is good source of protein and calcium. Alfalfa can help meet high energy and protein requirements for growing, lactating or performance horses. It usually should not exceed 20% of the total forage content of the diet.
Hay Alfalfa – 17% CP 46% NDF
FiberGut HealthNutrientsProteinAlfalfa is a perennial legume that is a good source of protein and calcium. Alfalfa hay can help meet the needs of horses with high energy and protein requirements such as during growth, lactation, or competition. Feeding alfalfa can easily exceed the calorie and protein requirements for horses with lower energy demands.
Hay Alfalfa – 20% CP 37% NDF
FiberGut HealthNutrientsProteinAlfalfa hay contains high levels of protein and calcium, which makes it beneficial for horses with high energy and protein needs. Alfalfa can easily exceed the nutrient requirements for horses at maintenance or easy keepers. It typically does not need to exceed 20% of the total forage content of the diet.
Hay Alfalfa – 20% CP 40% NDF
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Hay Alfalfa – 25% CP 32% NDF
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa is a perennial legume that provides higher levels of digestible energy, protein and calcium compared to grass hays. It is appropriate for underweight and growing horses.
Hay Alfalfa – 25% CP 35% NDF
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa is a legume forage with higher digestible energy compared to grass hays. It is appropriate for horses with higher protein and nutrient requirements, but may be too calorie-dense for horses at maintenance.
Kudzu Hay Brazil Fine Chop
EnergyFiberForageProteinKudzu (Pueraria montana) is a climbing vine native to warm climates in Asia. It is considered an invasive species in North America. It can be used for hay if other options are limited.
Kudzu Hay Brazil Long
EnergyFiberForageProteinKudzu (Pueraria montana) is a climbing vine native to warm climates in Asia. It is considered an invasive species in North America but can be used for hay if alternatives are limited.
Kudzu Hay Brazil Medium Chop
EnergyFiberForageProteinKudzu (Pueraria montana var. lobata [Willd] Maesen & S. Almeida) is an invasive climbing vine that has been used as a forage in parts of the southern United States with limited hay selection.
Legume Hay (Alfalfa – AB Avg)
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay from Alberta is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Legume Hay (Alfalfa – BC Avg)
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay from British Columbia is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Legume Hay (Alfalfa – Central US)
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay from the Central United States is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Legume Hay (Alfalfa – Eastern US)
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay from the Eastern United States is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Legume Hay (Alfalfa – MB Avg)
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay from Manitoba is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Legume Hay (Alfalfa – NB Avg)
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay from New Brunswick is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Legume Hay (Alfalfa – NL Avg)
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay from Newfoundland and Labrador is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Legume Hay (Alfalfa – NS Avg)
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay from Nova Scotia is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Legume Hay (Alfalfa – ON Avg)
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay from Ontario is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Legume Hay (Alfalfa – PEI Avg)
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay from Prince Edward Island is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Legume Hay (Alfalfa – QC Avg)
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay from Quebec is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Legume Hay (Alfalfa – SK Avg)
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay from Saskatchewan is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Legume Hay (Alfalfa – Western US)
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa hay from the Western United States is a nutrient-dense legume forage that has a high protein content. It is a good forage choice for horses with higher protein requirements including breeding mares and growing horses.
Leucaena Hay Brazil Fine Chop
Caloric EnergyFiberForageNutritionLeucaena (Leucaena leucocephala) is a thornless, perennial shrub that is used for pasture or hay for ruminants. It may contain high levels of mimosine, an amino acid that is toxic to non-ruminants.
Leucaena Hay Brazil Long
FiberForageNutritionProteinLeucaena (Leucaena leucocephala) is a fast-growing perennial shrub that is used for pasture or hay for ruminants. It should not be fed to non-ruminants as it may contain high levels of mimosine, a toxic amino acid.
Leucaena Hay Brazil Medium Chop
FiberForageNutritionProteinLeucaena (Leucaena leucocephala) is a thornless, perennial shrub that is used for pasture or hay. It may contain high levels of mimosine, an amino acid that is toxic to non-ruminants.
Pasture Alfalfa – 17% CP 43% NDF
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa is a legume pasture that is generally higher in protein and energy than grass pasture. Alfalfa pasture may be a suitable option for performance and growing horses with higher protein and calorie requirements.
Pasture Alfalfa – 17% CP 46% NDF
FiberForageGut HealthProteinAlfalfa, also known as lucerne, is generally higher in protein than grass pasture. Full bloom alfalfa pasture has relatively lower protein and higher fibre content than at other growth stages of this legume pasture.
Pasture Alfalfa – 20% CP 37% NDF
FiberForageGut HealthProteinSingle-species alfalfa pasture of alfalfa is generally higher in protein than grass pasture. Alfalfa, also known as lucerne, is a suitable forage source for gestating, lactating and growing horses to meet their calcium, protein and energy requirements.
Pasture Alfalfa – 20% CP 40% NDF
FiberForageGut HealthProteinMid-quality alfalfa pasture that is partly in bloom contains approximately 20% crude protein and 40% NDF. Horses with high protein and calcium requirements benefit from grazing on alfalfa pasture.
Pasture Alfalfa – 25% CP 32% NDF
FiberGut HealthNutrientsProteinHigh-quality, pre-bud alfalfa pasture is relatively high in protein and low in fibre. Grazing on single-species alfalfa pasture with 25% crude protein is appropriate for gestating, lactating or growing horses.
Pasture Alfalfa – 25% CP 35% NDF
FiberGut HealthNutrientsProteinNutrient-dense alfalfa pasture is a rich source of calcium and protein. Gestating or lactating mares and growing horses benefit from the higher nutrient content of this legume pasture.
Peanut Hay
Caloric EnergyFiberForageProteinPeanut hay is cut from the perennial peanut plant, which grows in sub-tropical regions. It is similar to alfalfa hay with high protein and energy content.
Perennial Soy Hay Brazil Fine Chop
FiberForageNutritionProteinPerennial soy (Neonotonia wightii) is a legume native to Africa. It is also grown in other tropical and subtropical regions as a high-protein forage for ruminants.
Perennial Soy Hay Brazil Long
FiberForageNutritionProteinPerennial soy (Neonotonia wightii) is a legume native to Africa and also grown in other tropical and subtropical regions. It is a high-protein, high-energy forage that is commonly fed to ruminants.
Perennial Soy Hay Brazil Medium Chop
FiberForageNutritionProteinPerennial soy (Neonotonia wightii) is a legume native to Africa. It is cut for hay at the flowering stage to produce a high protein, high-energy forage for ruminants.
Siratro Grain Brazil Long
FiberForageNutritionProteinSiratro (Macroptilium atropurpureum) is a climbing vine typically used for livestock grazing in South America. This legume plant is drought and heat-resistant.
Siratro Hay Brazil Medium Chop
FiberForageNutritionProteinSiratro (Macroptilium atropurpureum) is a tropical legume that originated in Central and South America. Siratro can be cut for hay but may experience heavy leaf loss during drying.
