HappyNeds
Well-Known Member
We had our field cut for hay this year, have far too many large round hay bales for just our own horses. Some have been saying there's a bit of hay shortage due to most suppliers only getting one cut done, we'd love to sell some of ours on, but don't know how to go about it!!
We are new the area, don't know many farmers/local horsey yards etc, and don't know what to do with them?
I thought I could advertise some on ebay/preloved etc, but the main problem with this is we don't have a tractor with a bale grabber, so can't offer to load them our end (other than someone parking their trailer down-slope and us rolling them!)
Any ideas please?!!
They've been wrapped so we can store them outside, so they've probably 'sweetened' a little inside, but they are wrapped hay, not haylage. Our contractor told us despite the rain, it was some of the best hay he'd made - and as it was cut so late (September) it's better for horses anyway.
Note - this is not an advert TFC, I've not mentioned my location!! I just really need ideas to get some of them shifted.
We are new the area, don't know many farmers/local horsey yards etc, and don't know what to do with them?
I thought I could advertise some on ebay/preloved etc, but the main problem with this is we don't have a tractor with a bale grabber, so can't offer to load them our end (other than someone parking their trailer down-slope and us rolling them!)
Any ideas please?!!
They've been wrapped so we can store them outside, so they've probably 'sweetened' a little inside, but they are wrapped hay, not haylage. Our contractor told us despite the rain, it was some of the best hay he'd made - and as it was cut so late (September) it's better for horses anyway.
Note - this is not an advert TFC, I've not mentioned my location!! I just really need ideas to get some of them shifted.