Horsey_Gal
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anyone else have this problem?!
God...I actually can't get any hay!!
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Super_Kat
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Nope.
Holly27
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nope
RobinHood
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No problem here at all, I can get small bales and I had rounds delivered today.
Horsey_Gal
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I've tried for a few weeks now but no one seems to have any left or their 'saving it for their ''regular'' customers' ! grrr....
Bosworth
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Whereabouts are you - perhaps someone on here can help you
DuckToller
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Whereabouts are you? Is it just your area maybe?
Horsey_Gal
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Nottinghamshire
Puppy
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No. I don't understand this. I've been buying haylage from the same person, for the same price, that I was paying two years ago.... I think this hay shortage is a myth!
dwi
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I'm in Derbyshire and I have a choice of hay suppliers
clipclop
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No. I don't understand this. I've been buying haylage from the same person, for the same price, that I was paying two years ago.... I think this hay shortage is a myth!
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Same here.
Mind you, every year they talk about a hay shortage.
I have never had one yet, which is good!
Perhaps certain areas are suffering? That would be a bummer for those in those areas.
No. I don't understand this. I've been buying haylage from the same person, for the same price, that I was paying two years ago.... I think this hay shortage is a myth!
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Same here.
Mind you, every year they talk about a hay shortage.
Perhaps certain areas are suffering? That would be a bummer for those in those areas.
Christmas_Kate
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I know it's easy to get hold of all over leicestershire.
Try www.wellandvalleyfeeds.co.uk (look on the adverts), there may be someone your end of Notts who has some?
Try www.wellandvalleyfeeds.co.uk (look on the adverts), there may be someone your end of Notts who has some?
molehill
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We have plenty,enough to sell.
Gucci_b
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take a look in your free adds paper...
pottamus
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As far as I know there is plenty about here in Derbyshire if you can collect and come a little further out.
Taboo1968
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Nope, prices have gone up, but still in plentiful suppy
pinkcatkin
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Our hay supplier says he has got more than in previous years so that is not a problem, but the price has gone up. We are paying £3.00 a bale now, £2.50 last year.
susanjc
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anyone else have this problem?!
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We have 2000 bales of fantastic hay for sale at £3.00 per bale if you can get to Oxfordshire to pick it up
anyone else have this problem?!
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We have 2000 bales of fantastic hay for sale at £3.00 per bale if you can get to Oxfordshire to pick it up
Spot_the_Risk
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We have loads for sale, and I know all other suppliers have plenty too. We are selling (in the shop) at £3.50 per bale, which is up 50p on last year, but I know of other local merchants selling at £4.50 per bale!
loobiloo
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take a look in your free adds paper...
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im in nottinghamshire too - there was some advertised in weds admag
take a look in your free adds paper...
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im in nottinghamshire too - there was some advertised in weds admag
KatB
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I have no probs getting hay, getting lovely Meadow hay for £2.50 a bale. Hayledge not a prob either.
Cop-Pop
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Our hay supplier says he has got more than in previous years so that is not a problem, but the price has gone up. We are paying £3.00 a bale now, £2.50 last year.
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WOW!!!! Bales here are £4.50!!!
Our hay supplier says he has got more than in previous years so that is not a problem, but the price has gone up. We are paying £3.00 a bale now, £2.50 last year.
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WOW!!!! Bales here are £4.50!!!
c2b
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I am in Notts and we still have plenty of hay. The farm we get ours from is still selling.
Hedgewitch13
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We are paying a fiver a bale and my YO won't go to another supplier. Unfortunately there isn't any storage at the yard or I would buy my own (cheaper!) in
charlyan
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No shortage here but we pay £6.50- £7.00 for large square bales. We only have two feed merchants up here and although the suplier we don't use sells it for £5.00 a bale, its dusty adn old looking adn Min refused to eat it when I did buy it. Ended up chucking it over the fence to livery owner's sheep (with his permission!)!
vieshot
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hehe i dont need any yet! How good is that! I still have grass!!
Cobland
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I pre-ordered mine at the end of summer. Got really good small bales that the horses are loving
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Donkeymad
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We have no problems here either, although we still have plenty of grass too. friend has over 1000 small bales of haylege to sell too.
Tia
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£6.50- £7.00 for large square bales
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7 quid for large squares??? Holy moly you'd be on a winner there if they are nice! They are usually at least £25 or £30 each; maybe that's why the other ones were so rubbish??
I have no trouble getting hay as we have a hay farm.
£6.50- £7.00 for large square bales
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7 quid for large squares??? Holy moly you'd be on a winner there if they are nice! They are usually at least £25 or £30 each; maybe that's why the other ones were so rubbish??
I have no trouble getting hay as we have a hay farm.
Faithkat
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No, I ordered mine from a friend back in the summer. I actually ordered more than I need so I think I might start selling some after Christmas . . . .