Jamback Farms

06/03/2026

Go check out our blog!
You can find it @ jambackfarms.com under the "Blog" section.

http://www.jambackfarms.com/blog/2026/5/30/understanding-the-link-between-hay-and-laminitis

Jamback was created to provide the highest quality hay, orchardgrass, and alfalfa as well as specialty hays like fescue-free and low sugar hay, year-round.

05/30/2026

Happy Customer!

From the customer "Here is Fion and Luna loving your hay! The hay has been a lifesaver for their gut and teeth. They have become such good hay eaters once they started eating your hay!"

We’re glad to see these rabbits enjoying our hay! Hay is an essential part of a rabbit’s diet, helping to naturally wear down their teeth while supporting healthy digestion and overall gut health. We’re proud to provide quality hay that keeps rabbits happy and thriving.

05/28/2026

We would love to get some more happy customer posts! 🤩
Private message us a picture and a small description and you may be added to a post.

05/27/2026

Brome is usually a fan favorite!!

05/21/2026

Did you know every hay we carry has an analysis?
On our website under each hay description & price there is a link to our hay analysis for each individual hay. We keep these updated to make sure you get the best of the best for your loved ones.

Website: https://www.jambackfarms.com/current-products

05/19/2026

Happy Customer!

‘The Water Boy’ aka Bouchett stayed happy and full this weekend at a local show with a mix of our prairie grass hay and western orchard hay.

There’s nothing better than seeing sport horses (and ponies!) thrive on quality forage. Long show days can be stressful and demanding, so keeping hay in front of them is incredibly important. We’re grateful to help keep so many horses and riders fueled for success.

05/13/2026

Low sugar problems?
No problem!
Need organic products?
No problem!
Stop in today and check this out - great for multiple reasons and whys.

05/08/2026

Don't forget we have alfalfa cubes back in stock! 💚

05/06/2026

Does your horse or animal need low sugar hay for health reasons? Do you know how to read a hay analysis for the sugar content? Well if you don't here is how!

There isn't a "sugar" test on the analysis...You have to find the percentage of starch and WSC (water sol. carbs) and add those two together which will equal the sugar percentage.

Example:
On this analysis for our Tennessee Premium hay I highlighted the starch and WSC. Take those two numbers and add them together.
Starch: 1.1
WSC: 10.0
1.1 + 10.0 = 11.1

Easy peasy there ya have it! The sugar percentages of this hay is 11.1 making it on the upper side of low sugar. Looking at all the percentages and numbers on an analysis may be very daunting but it's actually pretty simple!

04/30/2026

Don't forget we have gift cards available!
Ask for one at check out or stop in at the office for one. 🎁