Harnessing the Power of Hay and Straw A Comprehensive Evaluation

Straw is the stalk of a cereal grain crop such as oats, barley, rye or wheat. Straw must be seeded annually while hay is a perennial grass crop. Tall Drinking Straws. HAY! Straws don't melt, dissolve or go soggy like paper straws or bio-plastic straws. They are made from natural wheat stems and can be ... Hay. Straw in field ; Straw. Person holding hay ; Premium Forage. Person sorting straw. Straw is a good choice for mulching the vegetable garden provided it does not contain one of the persistent herbicides. Hay will add more nutrients, but is ... Bales of straw refers to the stalks of grasses, particularly wheat, oats, rye, barley, and buckwheat. Hay holds nutritional value and is used as feed for cattle, horses and other farm animals, while straw is a by-product of hay that is composed of dried grain ... Straw is an agricultural by-product that consists of the dry stalks of cereal plants. Hay is generally defined as the entire plant that has been dried. Both can ... STRAW is what you want to use/ask for when decorating. Hay is 1) WAY more expensive 2) will sprout grass quickly 3) usually much heavier by the bale. BaleGrow is a sustainability and straw bale gardening program for early learning centres and schools. We have developed an educational and engaging program. Hay is a crop that is grown and harvested as a feed crop for cattle, horses and other farm animals. Straw on the other hand is a byproduct of a ...