There is a relatively new kind of hay that has been a hot topic. Teff hay is a type of grass hay that has been grown for thousands of years in Ethiopia. Recently it has been grown in the United States and sold for large animal feed. It is often recommended for horses with laminitis and/or insulin resistance due to its low level of non-structural carbohydrates. Teff hay is palatable to most horses and has similar protein levels to timothy hay. As with all hays, the exact nutritional information varies depending upon where and when the hay was grown. Please call or e-mail us with any questions about this feed.