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Practical know-how for buyers and farms — quality, metrics and logistics around forage from Spain.
Tall fescue as dairy cattle feed: the advantages
Why tall fescue (Festuca) is a valuable forage for dairy cattle: structure, yield and robustness — and how it complements alfalfa to form a balanced ration.
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EU logistics and lead times for forage from Lleida
How forage from the Lleida region reaches Germany and the wider EU: full-truck-load transport, predictable lead times, Incoterms and how to plan reliable procurement.
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RFV and quality metrics: what importers should check in hay
Crude protein, RFV, ADF and NDF explained: the metrics that really describe hay quality, how to compare batches and what to ask a supplier before you commit.
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Straw from Spain: quality and bedding for horse stables
What matters in bedding straw for horse stables: dust-free, dry and clean material, which straw type is suitable and which format is the most economical to buy.
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Hay wholesale: bale formats and volumes at a glance
Small bale, large 80×90 bale or fardo: which format pays off at which volume in hay wholesale, how to compare the price per tonne fairly and when FTL makes sense.
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Alfalfa or tall fescue: which forage for which operation?
Alfalfa delivers protein, tall fescue delivers structure: when each forage makes sense and why combining the two balances the ration for dairy and beef cattle.
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Alfalfa crude protein: what quality does your dairy herd need?
What matters in the crude protein content of alfalfa for dairy cattle — target ranges, cutting time, RFV and how to secure consistent quality when importing from Spain.
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Importing alfalfa from Spain: process, Incoterms and logistics
How importing alfalfa from Spain works: formats and volumes, the key Incoterms (EXW, FCA, DAP), full-truck-load transport and what importers should have ready to get a firm quote.
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