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Keeping Hay Fresh, Green, and Mould-Free

Keeping Hay Fresh, Green, and Mould-Free

Photo Credit – Nuhn Forage 

Maximize nutrient value and freshness with this hay preservative.

Byline: Nevan Hagarty, 
Nuhn Forage 

High quality hay is a key aspect in keeping livestock healthy – are you looking to keep your hay fresh, green, and mold-free for longer? The Juice - a buffered propionic and citric acid hay preservative designed by Nuhn Forage is designed to fully maximize the quality of baled hay while in storage.  

Nutritional value is one of the most important parts of keeping high quality hay. The Juice hay preservative promotes leaf retention, allowing more nutrients to remain in the crop for longer.  

The Juice also acts as a mould inhibitor, preventing the discoloration and drop in quality that comes as a result of mould growth in untreated hay. Hay treated with this preservative will keep a fresh green colour, further promoting the value of a hay producer’s product.  

Available as: 

  • 200 KG Drum, 1000 KG Tote (Canada) 
  • 450 LB Drum (USA) 
  • 2400 LB Tote (Canada & USA) 

As time is a valuable asset for any farmer, another important feature of The Juice is the ability for farmers to safely bale at a higher humidity level – extending the baling window beyond that of untreated hay. The Juice also penetrates the entire hay stem using a dispersing agent that guarantees even application. 

This harvesting season, save time and end with a higher quality product with the help of The Juice by Nuhn Forage.  




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