Haylage Bales 2019 Stock
Quality grass haylage in big bales made in June 2019 from meadow grass No ragwort, No rain just top quality haylage in 4 string large bales
Contact Oliver on 07770 832611 Fordingbridge in Hampshire
Discounted Price per Bale collected from the Farm £25.00 each
Local Delivery - depending on distance there may be a small charge
Supplying horse and livestock farmers as far a field as Kent in Surrey.
We are based near Fordingbridge in Hampshire on the border to Dorset and Wiltshire
Quality meadow grass with no chemicals, no ragwort, no rain damage and no damage to the wrap.
Our Haylage comes well wrapped, it actually has double the recommended amount of black polythene wrap to ensure the quality is always maintained.
Feeding Recommendations:
The average horse (Approx 16hh) eats between 8 & 10kgs of haylage daily. A 250kg bale will last 2 horses up to 10 days, 3 horses 7 days, 4 horses 5 days etc.. To retain the quality of your bales of haylage you should open them at one end and remove the plastic as required day by day, this will extend the life of the opened bales.
Our grass is cut in the same way as hay, but instead of being left to completely dry out, we bale and wrap it when the dry matter has reached around 60%.
Our quality Haylage is naturally dust free forage. Therefore unlike hay there is no need to soak the product before feeding.
Unlike hay there is no waste.
Bales can be stored outside.
The Benifits of haylage for your horse:
It is estimated that up to 60% of all horses and ponies in the UK suffer from undetected respiratory disease, a condition which adversely affects a horse’s performance and, if untreated can lead to COPD, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
The most common cause of respiratory disease is an allergic reaction to the dust and millions of mould spores found in hay, so it is very important to take steps to reduce the levels of dust and spores.
Some owners soak their hay, hoping that the spores will stick to the plant stems and be swallowed rather than inhaled. The reality of this though is the wet hay falls to the ground and dries; the spores then become airborne again and are inhaled.
Soaking hay also results in a marked loss of nutritional value, and the water in which it is soaked represents a pollutant ten times the strength of raw sewage.
Not forgetting that haylage is recommended by vets and feed nutritionists as a safe and healthy feed for your horse
Haylage retains almost 90% of the nutrients and feed value of fresh grass and therefore should reduce your hard feed bill.
Haylage is very palatable so you will get minimal or even no wastage.
Haylage encourages fussy horses to eat more, resulting in better condition.
Haylage has no dust or spores which naturally means healthier horses and reduced vet costs overall.
Haylage can be safely stored outside freeing up valuable space inside your buildings.
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Quality square haylage bales Hampshire
4ft Haylage Bales with white clover
Unloading new season haylage
Discounted Price per Bale collected from the Farm £25.00 each
Local Delivery - depending on distance there may be a small charge
Supplying horse and livestock farmers as far a field as Kent in Surrey.
We are based near Fordingbridge in Hampshire on the border to Dorset and Wiltshire
Quality meadow grass with no chemicals, no ragwort, no rain damage and no damage to the wrap.
Our Haylage comes well wrapped, it actually has double the recommended amount of black polythene wrap to ensure the quality is always maintained.
Feeding Recommendations:
The average horse (Approx 16hh) eats between 8 & 10kgs of haylage daily. A 250kg bale will last 2 horses up to 10 days, 3 horses 7 days, 4 horses 5 days etc.. To retain the quality of your bales of haylage you should open them at one end and remove the plastic as required day by day, this will extend the life of the opened bales.
Our grass is cut in the same way as hay, but instead of being left to completely dry out, we bale and wrap it when the dry matter has reached around 60%.
Our quality Haylage is naturally dust free forage. Therefore unlike hay there is no need to soak the product before feeding.
Unlike hay there is no waste.
Bales can be stored outside.
The Benifits of haylage for your horse:
It is estimated that up to 60% of all horses and ponies in the UK suffer from undetected respiratory disease, a condition which adversely affects a horse’s performance and, if untreated can lead to COPD, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
The most common cause of respiratory disease is an allergic reaction to the dust and millions of mould spores found in hay, so it is very important to take steps to reduce the levels of dust and spores.
Some owners soak their hay, hoping that the spores will stick to the plant stems and be swallowed rather than inhaled. The reality of this though is the wet hay falls to the ground and dries; the spores then become airborne again and are inhaled.
Soaking hay also results in a marked loss of nutritional value, and the water in which it is soaked represents a pollutant ten times the strength of raw sewage.
Not forgetting that haylage is recommended by vets and feed nutritionists as a safe and healthy feed for your horse
Haylage retains almost 90% of the nutrients and feed value of fresh grass and therefore should reduce your hard feed bill.
Haylage is very palatable so you will get minimal or even no wastage.
Haylage encourages fussy horses to eat more, resulting in better condition.
Haylage has no dust or spores which naturally means healthier horses and reduced vet costs overall.
Haylage can be safely stored outside freeing up valuable space inside your buildings.
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Quality square haylage bales Hampshire
4ft Haylage Bales with white clover
Unloading new season haylage
Supplying horse and livestock farmers as far a field as Kent in Surrey.
We are based near Fordingbridge in Hampshire on the border to Dorset and Wiltshire
Quality meadow grass with no chemicals, no ragwort, no rain damage and no damage to the wrap.
Our Haylage comes well wrapped, it actually has double the recommended amount of black polythene wrap to ensure the quality is always maintained.
Feeding Recommendations:
The average horse (Approx 16hh) eats between 8 & 10kgs of haylage daily. A 250kg bale will last 2 horses up to 10 days, 3 horses 7 days, 4 horses 5 days etc.. To retain the quality of your bales of haylage you should open them at one end and remove the plastic as required day by day, this will extend the life of the opened bales.
Our grass is cut in the same way as hay, but instead of being left to completely dry out, we bale and wrap it when the dry matter has reached around 60%.
Our quality Haylage is naturally dust free forage. Therefore unlike hay there is no need to soak the product before feeding.
Unlike hay there is no waste.
Bales can be stored outside.
The Benifits of haylage for your horse:
It is estimated that up to 60% of all horses and ponies in the UK suffer from undetected respiratory disease, a condition which adversely affects a horse’s performance and, if untreated can lead to COPD, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
The most common cause of respiratory disease is an allergic reaction to the dust and millions of mould spores found in hay, so it is very important to take steps to reduce the levels of dust and spores.
Some owners soak their hay, hoping that the spores will stick to the plant stems and be swallowed rather than inhaled. The reality of this though is the wet hay falls to the ground and dries; the spores then become airborne again and are inhaled.
Soaking hay also results in a marked loss of nutritional value, and the water in which it is soaked represents a pollutant ten times the strength of raw sewage.
Not forgetting that haylage is recommended by vets and feed nutritionists as a safe and healthy feed for your horse
Haylage retains almost 90% of the nutrients and feed value of fresh grass and therefore should reduce your hard feed bill.
Haylage is very palatable so you will get minimal or even no wastage.
Haylage encourages fussy horses to eat more, resulting in better condition.
Haylage has no dust or spores which naturally means healthier horses and reduced vet costs overall.
Haylage can be safely stored outside freeing up valuable space inside your buildings.
Back To Previous Page
Quality square haylage bales Hampshire
4ft Haylage Bales with white clover
Unloading new season haylage
Quality meadow grass with no chemicals, no ragwort, no rain damage and no damage to the wrap.
Our Haylage comes well wrapped, it actually has double the recommended amount of black polythene wrap to ensure the quality is always maintained.
Feeding Recommendations:
The average horse (Approx 16hh) eats between 8 & 10kgs of haylage daily. A 250kg bale will last 2 horses up to 10 days, 3 horses 7 days, 4 horses 5 days etc.. To retain the quality of your bales of haylage you should open them at one end and remove the plastic as required day by day, this will extend the life of the opened bales.
Our grass is cut in the same way as hay, but instead of being left to completely dry out, we bale and wrap it when the dry matter has reached around 60%.
Our quality Haylage is naturally dust free forage. Therefore unlike hay there is no need to soak the product before feeding.
Unlike hay there is no waste.
Bales can be stored outside.
The Benifits of haylage for your horse:
It is estimated that up to 60% of all horses and ponies in the UK suffer from undetected respiratory disease, a condition which adversely affects a horse’s performance and, if untreated can lead to COPD, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
The most common cause of respiratory disease is an allergic reaction to the dust and millions of mould spores found in hay, so it is very important to take steps to reduce the levels of dust and spores.
Some owners soak their hay, hoping that the spores will stick to the plant stems and be swallowed rather than inhaled. The reality of this though is the wet hay falls to the ground and dries; the spores then become airborne again and are inhaled.
Soaking hay also results in a marked loss of nutritional value, and the water in which it is soaked represents a pollutant ten times the strength of raw sewage.
Not forgetting that haylage is recommended by vets and feed nutritionists as a safe and healthy feed for your horse
Haylage retains almost 90% of the nutrients and feed value of fresh grass and therefore should reduce your hard feed bill.
Haylage is very palatable so you will get minimal or even no wastage.
Haylage encourages fussy horses to eat more, resulting in better condition.
Haylage has no dust or spores which naturally means healthier horses and reduced vet costs overall.
Haylage can be safely stored outside freeing up valuable space inside your buildings.
Back To Previous Page
Quality square haylage bales Hampshire
4ft Haylage Bales with white clover
Unloading new season haylage
Feeding Recommendations:
The average horse (Approx 16hh) eats between 8 & 10kgs of haylage daily. A 250kg bale will last 2 horses up to 10 days, 3 horses 7 days, 4 horses 5 days etc.. To retain the quality of your bales of haylage you should open them at one end and remove the plastic as required day by day, this will extend the life of the opened bales.
Our grass is cut in the same way as hay, but instead of being left to completely dry out, we bale and wrap it when the dry matter has reached around 60%.
Our quality Haylage is naturally dust free forage. Therefore unlike hay there is no need to soak the product before feeding.
Unlike hay there is no waste.
Bales can be stored outside.
The Benifits of haylage for your horse:
It is estimated that up to 60% of all horses and ponies in the UK suffer from undetected respiratory disease, a condition which adversely affects a horse’s performance and, if untreated can lead to COPD, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
The most common cause of respiratory disease is an allergic reaction to the dust and millions of mould spores found in hay, so it is very important to take steps to reduce the levels of dust and spores.
Some owners soak their hay, hoping that the spores will stick to the plant stems and be swallowed rather than inhaled. The reality of this though is the wet hay falls to the ground and dries; the spores then become airborne again and are inhaled.
Soaking hay also results in a marked loss of nutritional value, and the water in which it is soaked represents a pollutant ten times the strength of raw sewage.
Not forgetting that haylage is recommended by vets and feed nutritionists as a safe and healthy feed for your horse
Haylage retains almost 90% of the nutrients and feed value of fresh grass and therefore should reduce your hard feed bill.
Haylage is very palatable so you will get minimal or even no wastage.
Haylage encourages fussy horses to eat more, resulting in better condition.
Haylage has no dust or spores which naturally means healthier horses and reduced vet costs overall.
Haylage can be safely stored outside freeing up valuable space inside your buildings.
Back To Previous Page
Quality square haylage bales Hampshire
4ft Haylage Bales with white clover
Unloading new season haylage
Our quality Haylage is naturally dust free forage. Therefore unlike hay there is no need to soak the product before feeding.
Unlike hay there is no waste.
Bales can be stored outside.
The Benifits of haylage for your horse:
It is estimated that up to 60% of all horses and ponies in the UK suffer from undetected respiratory disease, a condition which adversely affects a horse’s performance and, if untreated can lead to COPD, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
The most common cause of respiratory disease is an allergic reaction to the dust and millions of mould spores found in hay, so it is very important to take steps to reduce the levels of dust and spores.
Some owners soak their hay, hoping that the spores will stick to the plant stems and be swallowed rather than inhaled. The reality of this though is the wet hay falls to the ground and dries; the spores then become airborne again and are inhaled.
Soaking hay also results in a marked loss of nutritional value, and the water in which it is soaked represents a pollutant ten times the strength of raw sewage.
Not forgetting that haylage is recommended by vets and feed nutritionists as a safe and healthy feed for your horse
Haylage retains almost 90% of the nutrients and feed value of fresh grass and therefore should reduce your hard feed bill.
Haylage is very palatable so you will get minimal or even no wastage.
Haylage encourages fussy horses to eat more, resulting in better condition.
Haylage has no dust or spores which naturally means healthier horses and reduced vet costs overall.
Haylage can be safely stored outside freeing up valuable space inside your buildings.
Back To Previous Page
Quality square haylage bales Hampshire
4ft Haylage Bales with white clover
Unloading new season haylage
Bales can be stored outside.
The Benifits of haylage for your horse:
It is estimated that up to 60% of all horses and ponies in the UK suffer from undetected respiratory disease, a condition which adversely affects a horse’s performance and, if untreated can lead to COPD, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
The most common cause of respiratory disease is an allergic reaction to the dust and millions of mould spores found in hay, so it is very important to take steps to reduce the levels of dust and spores.
Some owners soak their hay, hoping that the spores will stick to the plant stems and be swallowed rather than inhaled. The reality of this though is the wet hay falls to the ground and dries; the spores then become airborne again and are inhaled.
Soaking hay also results in a marked loss of nutritional value, and the water in which it is soaked represents a pollutant ten times the strength of raw sewage.
Not forgetting that haylage is recommended by vets and feed nutritionists as a safe and healthy feed for your horse
Haylage retains almost 90% of the nutrients and feed value of fresh grass and therefore should reduce your hard feed bill.
Haylage is very palatable so you will get minimal or even no wastage.
Haylage encourages fussy horses to eat more, resulting in better condition.
Haylage has no dust or spores which naturally means healthier horses and reduced vet costs overall.
Haylage can be safely stored outside freeing up valuable space inside your buildings.
Back To Previous Page
Quality square haylage bales Hampshire
4ft Haylage Bales with white clover
Unloading new season haylage
It is estimated that up to 60% of all horses and ponies in the UK suffer from undetected respiratory disease, a condition which adversely affects a horse’s performance and, if untreated can lead to COPD, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
The most common cause of respiratory disease is an allergic reaction to the dust and millions of mould spores found in hay, so it is very important to take steps to reduce the levels of dust and spores.
Some owners soak their hay, hoping that the spores will stick to the plant stems and be swallowed rather than inhaled. The reality of this though is the wet hay falls to the ground and dries; the spores then become airborne again and are inhaled.
Soaking hay also results in a marked loss of nutritional value, and the water in which it is soaked represents a pollutant ten times the strength of raw sewage.
Not forgetting that haylage is recommended by vets and feed nutritionists as a safe and healthy feed for your horse
Haylage retains almost 90% of the nutrients and feed value of fresh grass and therefore should reduce your hard feed bill.
Haylage is very palatable so you will get minimal or even no wastage.
Haylage encourages fussy horses to eat more, resulting in better condition.
Haylage has no dust or spores which naturally means healthier horses and reduced vet costs overall.
Haylage can be safely stored outside freeing up valuable space inside your buildings.
Back To Previous Page
Quality square haylage bales Hampshire
4ft Haylage Bales with white clover
Unloading new season haylage
Some owners soak their hay, hoping that the spores will stick to the plant stems and be swallowed rather than inhaled. The reality of this though is the wet hay falls to the ground and dries; the spores then become airborne again and are inhaled.
Soaking hay also results in a marked loss of nutritional value, and the water in which it is soaked represents a pollutant ten times the strength of raw sewage.
Not forgetting that haylage is recommended by vets and feed nutritionists as a safe and healthy feed for your horse
Haylage retains almost 90% of the nutrients and feed value of fresh grass and therefore should reduce your hard feed bill.
Haylage is very palatable so you will get minimal or even no wastage.
Haylage encourages fussy horses to eat more, resulting in better condition.
Haylage has no dust or spores which naturally means healthier horses and reduced vet costs overall.
Haylage can be safely stored outside freeing up valuable space inside your buildings.
Back To Previous Page
Quality square haylage bales Hampshire
4ft Haylage Bales with white clover
Unloading new season haylage
Not forgetting that haylage is recommended by vets and feed nutritionists as a safe and healthy feed for your horse
Haylage retains almost 90% of the nutrients and feed value of fresh grass and therefore should reduce your hard feed bill.
Haylage is very palatable so you will get minimal or even no wastage.
Haylage encourages fussy horses to eat more, resulting in better condition.
Haylage has no dust or spores which naturally means healthier horses and reduced vet costs overall.
Haylage can be safely stored outside freeing up valuable space inside your buildings.
Back To Previous Page
Quality square haylage bales Hampshire
4ft Haylage Bales with white clover
Unloading new season haylage
Back To Previous Page
Quality square haylage bales Hampshire
4ft Haylage Bales with white clover
Unloading new season haylage