How much do you pay for large rounds bales of hay? ( not advertising)

[topstripelucy]

£25 big round bales, harrogate north yorkshire

 

[xTrooperx]

£20 here, somerset, even got couple of naff ones to stick in field to nibble what they can about 75%. For £10.

 

[Echo Bravo]

Friend pays £45 round bale Mid Beds

 

[DiablosGold]

£30 each, get 2 delivered at a time.

 

[showaddy1]

Thirty pound each... South Wales!!

 

[cobden]

£35 per big round bale - farmer tells me that's what it costs him and he 'usually' sells at £45 - I think it's a bit steep personally but don't really care - it smells really nice and will tide mine over until their lovely somerford park haylage arrives this winter

 

[Rosiejazzandpia]

Around £35 in sheffield, homegrown by farmer and lovely stuff

 

[morrismob]

£35 Kent

 

[Elvis]

£30 sussex

 

[ElleSkywalkingintheair]

£40 Rutland/Leics but they are huge 5ft ones, about 20 little bales full!

For more standard 4ft type ones (10ish little bales) £25

 

[Kallibear]

God, your hay is sooooo cheap!

Ours was between £35 and £50 depending on quality. Haylege is pretty standard £30

 

[cob&onion]

£25 beginning of last winter.............£35 toward the end!!

Just been quoted £270 for 10 large sq bales delivered.

 

[JanetGeorge]

If your OH can deliver to the Shropshire/Worcestershire borders - and they're good quality, I'll take the lot! (I currently pay £28 per large round bale and large square bale haylage - and am going through 3 -4 a day!!)

 

[Rose Folly]

£30 per large bale delivered - Somerset
We reckon each is the equivalent of 11 small bales.
We get about 92 haynets out of a big bale

 

[Clippy]

Last winter I was paying £25 delivered, good quality and heavy bales. When they ran out, I had to go elsewhere and collect, still £25 a bale but I could roll a bale out of my trailer and stand it up myself They didn't last very long at all. Now i'm paying £40 but these are better value than the £25 stuff, 2 of us struggle to manoevre them and they last twice as long at least.

When you're buying haylage, make sure there's plenty in them!