Second Cut Timothy Hay
Softer, more leafy timothy hay from the second harvest, ideal for smaller animals like rabbits and guinea pigs. Classified as timothy hay under HTS 1214.90.0018.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If mixed with clover or other grasses
Non-pure timothy forage blends use the other hay residual code.
If finely ground into flour
Ground forage grasses become flours of heading 1208 or 1108 if for feed milling.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Specify cut number on commercial invoice for quality verification; comply with small grain residue limits; avoid compression exceeding 20% to preserve nutrition
Related Products under HTS 1214.90.00.18
Timothy Hay Bales
Compressed bales of dried timothy grass (Phleum pratense) harvested at the optimal stage for forage use. Classified under HTS 1214.90.0018 as timothy hay, a forage product not in pellet form, used primarily for animal feed.
Premium Timothy Hay for Horses
High-quality, dust-free timothy hay specifically harvested early for equine nutrition, baled for easy handling. Falls under HTS 1214.90.0018 as timothy hay, a key livestock forage product.
Organic Timothy Hay
Certified organic timothy grass hay grown without synthetic pesticides, dried and baled for livestock. HTS 1214.90.0018 covers this as timothy hay forage product.
Timothy Orchard Grass Hay Mix
Bales combining timothy with orchard grass for balanced nutrition in horse feed. Primarily timothy content qualifies it under HTS 1214.90.0018 as timothy hay.
Long Stem Timothy Hay
Unchopped timothy hay with long fiber lengths to promote dental health in herbivores. HTS 1214.90.0018 applies to this loose or baled timothy forage.
Dehydrated Timothy Hay
Artificially dried timothy grass retaining green color and nutrients, baled for export. Still classified as hay under HTS 1214.90.0018 if not pelleted.