Wild hay is a term that is often used to describe grasses and other plants that grow in areas that are not typically cultivated or managed for hay production. There are many synonyms for this term, including meadow hay, pasture hay, native hay, and natural hay. These terms all describe hay that is harvested from non-cultivated areas, and therefore may contain a variety of different plant species and characteristics. This type of hay is often used to provide forage for livestock or as a component of natural landscaping projects. Regardless of the specific term used, wild hay is an important resource for farmers, ranchers, and conservationists alike.