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salt hay. 1. hay made up of salt grass, often used as fodder or as a mulch. Cattle are reported to have sometimes eaten them in lieu of salt hay. The face and back of the concrete were prevented from freezing by a liberal packing of salt hay just outside the forms. Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, vol.
DESCRIPTION: Special Characteristics Saltgrass requires a good supply of water and it grows rapidly in areas where the soil salinity is between 0.1%-1.5%. This plant can tolerate salinity of up to 3%.or example, the Savanna sparrowand the meadow vole use the saltgrass zone for hiding from predators such as the northern harrier. The meadow voles make extensive tunnel systems in the saltgrass zone where they hide, and in the spring they eat the young grass shoots.. REFERENCES: Harrison, T., September 23, 1993.