Hay has nutritive value; straw does not.
Because straw is harder than hay and straw will get stuck in the digestive system because it is too thik.
No. Hay and straw is used for ground cover and absorbing droppings. The chickens will scratch and search the hay for bugs and errant seeds. They do not eat it.
A straw is used for many things but mostly drinking. If you drink with a straw, it won't damage your teeth. Straw in the sense of dead hay, (similar) then it can be used as bedding, horse food, kindling, thatched houses etc.
I'm not sure about straw, but timothy hay is the best for them since it is very low in calories and helps keep their back teeth down and their digestive system healthy.
I would ntsuggest on straw bedding it is very hard to clean when a horse urinates on it. Then you have to take out all the hay and it is gross and time consuming. Use saw dust. It is much easier to deal with
hay is a greenish color is usually for eating, but straw which is thicker and has a yellowish color is used for bedding since it has less nutrients. hay straw
the difference between hay and straw is that horses eat hay and straw is a bedding.
to eat hay. to sleep on straw or a mixture of both hay and straw
Straw
Straw is hay and hay is grown. There were large acres of hay grown.
Because straw is harder than hay and straw will get stuck in the digestive system because it is too thik.
The difference between hay and straw as mulch lies in straw being cleaner and having fewer seeds in general and fewer weed seeds in particular.
Hay is dried grass or legumes (like alfalfa). Straw is the dried stalks of harvested cereals, such as wheat, barley, and oats.
Straw or hay
Straw.
Straw is usually preferred to prevent weeds, as hay often contains the seeds of the very plants you're trying to prevent.
The pig who made his house of straw and hay was the youngest of three in the fairy tale "The Three Little Pigs."