Is Rhodes Grass hay good for camels in desert climates?

Yes. Its digestible fiber and leafiness support rumen health and steady energy. Producers across the GCC use it as a staple forage for racing and breeding camels.

What crude protein should I expect?

Typical crude protein is 8–12% depending on cut and season. Each shipment includes a laboratory analysis with moisture, protein and fiber.

Do you ship to all GCC countries?

Yes. Regular double-compressed container loads ship to KSA, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain with export documents and quality certificates.

How does Rhodes Grass compare to alfalfa for dairy?

Rhodes offers excellent roughage and intake with moderate protein. Many dairies use it as the base forage and add protein concentrates to target ration goals.

How should I store hay in hot, humid conditions?

Keep bales covered with airflow, off the floor, and monitor humidity. Our export moisture targets help reduce mold risk during long storage.

Trusted Rhodes Grass Hay for Sale | Drought-Resistant Feed for Camels, Horses & Cattle

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Rhodes Grass Hay for Sale — Gentle on the gut. Proven in the desert.

If you care how your animals feel, feed them forage that never lets you down. Our Rhodes Grass is soft, leafy and naturally palatable — the hay camel breeders trust, the choice horse owners recommend, and the dependable base forage for busy farms and dairies across the Middle East.

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Double-compressed export Moisture-controlled GCC-ready paperwork

Why farms switch to Rhodes Grass

Animals eat more when forage is soft, sweet and easy to chew. That’s the edge of well-made Rhodes.

Camels & horses love it: leafy texture and gentle fiber support steady energy and calm digestion.
Reliable intake on hot days: drought-tolerant crop holds quality through tough seasons.
Cleaner barns, happier handlers: consistent bale flake, low dust, and easy rationing.
Export-simple: double-compressed, labeled, and documented for GCC entry.

Want a higher-protein base? Pair Rhodes with Alfalfa Hay or add Oat Hay for variety.

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Specifications

Product	Premium Rhodes Grass Hay (Chloris gayana)
Typical crude protein	8–12% (cut & season dependent)
Fiber & intake	High effective fiber, naturally palatable
Bale types	Small square \| Large square \| Double-compressed export
Moisture (export)	Target range optimized for long transit & storage
Primary species	Camels, horses, dairy & beef cattle, sheep, goats
Markets	Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain

Forage reference reading: FAO crop information and Feedipedia.

Built for desert realities. Loved by animals.

Gentle on the gut

Leafy structure supports rumen function and calm digestion for camels, horses and ruminants.

Steady, dependable intake

Soft texture and clean flakes help fussy eaters stay on feed — even in extreme heat.

Drought-resilient supply

Crop thrives in arid conditions, supporting more stable quality through long dry seasons.

10k+ t/mo export capacity

24–48h quote turnaround

GCC documents handled

Lab-tested with COAs

Looking for different forage profiles?

Blend Rhodes with a legume or a cereal hay to match your ration goals.

Alfalfa Hay High-protein legume for dairy & performance Oat Hay Sweet cereal hay loved by horses & camels Ryegrass Hay Smooth, highly digestible grass forage

Rhodes Grass: quick answers

Is Rhodes Grass good for racing camels and broodmares?

Yes. The gentle fiber and leafiness support steady energy release and gut comfort. Many camel and equine programs use Rhodes as the base forage, then top up protein with alfalfa when needed.

What protein should I expect?

8–12% crude protein is typical. We include a lab analysis (protein, moisture, fiber) for every shipment so your nutritionist can balance rations precisely.

How are export bales prepared?

Double-compressed, strapped, and wrapped for sea freight efficiency and clean storage. Moisture targets are set for long transit and hot-weather warehousing.

Do you ship across the GCC?

Yes — KSA, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain. We manage the paperwork and coordinate with your forwarder or handle door-to-port options on request.

How do I choose between Rhodes and Alfalfa?

Use Rhodes as a safe, steady base forage when intake and fiber are the priority. Add Alfalfa when you need more protein density for lactation or hard-working animals.

Tell us what you need — we’ll price it fast

Share your animals, ports, bale type and target volumes. We’ll return a clear landed price with lead times.

Small square • Large square • Double-compressed export
Moisture & protein certificate (COA) with every load
Flexible contracts for season-long supply

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Helpful resources

Objective reference reading for your team