Peter7917
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£25 for big haylage which includes delivery. It's lovely stuff too.
What is Everyone Paying for big Bale Haylage
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Lucyad
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£55 and more if delivered here! Previous years £35 delivered (very locally). Changed to small bale hay and bagged haylage as a result as less wastage keeping costs down.
EventingMum
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£43 for a large round or square bale delivered (about 25 miles each way) in bulk in Central Belt of Scotland - the other supplier I use was £43.19 (don't know why he priced with odd pennies) a bale delivered 0.5 of a mile but wasn't so nice. He didn't get any sellable haylage last summer at all. It's getting increasingly hard to get it up here due to the poor summer last year. A livery is paying £45 or £50 for a large round bale of hay not delivered.
tallyho!
Following a strict mediterranean diet...
There's quite a variation up n down the land!
MiJodsR2BlinkinTite
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We've paid £25 for a haylage round-bale, delivered by our trusty "bloke".
For the rectangular hay-bales (i.e. HAY not haylage) livery had a lovely bale of gorgeous smelling hay delivered by a local farmer for £35.
This is in East Devon.
For the rectangular hay-bales (i.e. HAY not haylage) livery had a lovely bale of gorgeous smelling hay delivered by a local farmer for £35.
This is in East Devon.
HeroMaggie
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Its amazing the difference in prices!
We are in Warwickshire and pay £25 delivered, we normally get 5 at a time which last us a month feeding 4 horses. Real quality stuff too and a reliable supplier which makes all the difference!
We are in Warwickshire and pay £25 delivered, we normally get 5 at a time which last us a month feeding 4 horses. Real quality stuff too and a reliable supplier which makes all the difference!
Hepsibah
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We get ours for £20 a 4ft bale, haylage or hay. Delivered free or popped into the back of the pickup as we live near the farm.