salt hay
"Salt hay" refers to hay made from grasses that thrive in salty or alkali conditions, commonly used for fodder and mulch.
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Definition
B2Agriculture
(common)Hay made from grasses that grow in salty or alkali conditions, often used as fodder for livestock or as mulch.
Example
- Farmers use salt hay to feed their cattle during the winter months.
- Salt hay is spread over garden beds to help retain moisture and prevent weeds.
C1Botany
(technical)Hay derived from salt-tolerant grasses found in coastal salt marshes, valued for its durability and resistance to rot.
Example
- Salt hay is harvested from coastal regions where salt marshes are prevalent.
- Due to its resistance to decay, salt hay is preferred for long-term agricultural use.
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