Our Range of Top Quality Haylage For Sale

With five distinct varieties to choose from, we have haylage for sale - suitable for any horse or pony.

Ryegrass

Ryegrass

Ryegrass - Medium to high energy for those in hard work
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Ryegrass & Timothy

Ryegrass & Timothy

Medium energy for those in moderate to high levels of work
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High Fibre

High Fibre

Medium to low energy suitable for most
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Traditional Parkland Meadow

Traditional Parkland Meadow

Medium to low energy for those in light work or at rest
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Meadow Grass

Meadow Grass

Medium to low energy with a soft texture
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Our Range

Ryegrass

Ryegrass

Ryegrass - Medium to high energy for those in hard work
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Ryegrass & Timothy

Ryegrass & Timothy

Medium energy for those in moderate to high levels of work
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High Fibre

High Fibre

Medium to low energy suitable for most
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Traditional Parkland Meadow

Traditional Parkland Meadow

Medium to low energy for those in light work or at rest
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Meadow Grass

Meadow Grass

Medium to low energy with a soft texture
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Quality Haylage For The Healthy Horse

Forage remains an essential aspect of any horse’s diet and so it’s important to feed haylage you can trust. Our nutritionally tested haylage is made by experts; each variety is made from specifically selected grasses and grown to produce haylage of different textures and energy levels.

Quality Haylage For The Healthy Horse

Forage remains an essential aspect of any horse’s diet and so it’s important to feed haylage you can trust. Our nutritionally tested haylage is made by experts; each variety is made from specifically selected grasses and grown to produce haylage of different textures and energy levels.

Our Guarantee

No additives
100% grass forage
No preservatives

We are totally committed to producing the highest quality products, so our customers can be sure that they are getting the best possible nutritional benefits for their horses and ponies.

Nutrition Advice From the Experts at Bishop Burton

"We've partnered up with the equine nutrition experts at University Centre Bishop Burton to share feeding advice and guidance including best practice, practical advice, case studies and top tips across a breadth of subjects."

Our Range

Description
Energy Yield
Bale Sizes Available
Great For
Ryegrass
Ryegrass
Made from early heading Italian and perennial ryegrasses, this first year first cut seeds haylage is grown and produced to give horses optimum energy levels and digestibility.
High to Medium
Handy, Medium & Large
Competition horses and those in hard work.
Ryegrass & Timothy
Ryegrass & Timothy
The timothy grass in this mix adds to the fibre content and makes this variety particularly palatable. Popular with fussy feeders who need a little more energy through their forage.
Medium
Handy, Medium & Large
Competition horses, brood mares, fussy eaters and those in medium work.
High Fibre
High Fibre
Our most popular variety, cut from second- and third-year leys. This late heading perennial ryegrass is a versatile and quality forage suitable for most horses and ponies.
Medium to Low
Handy, Medium & Large
Competition horses and ponies, brood mares, natives, some laminitics and those in light to medium work or at rest.
Traditional Parkland Meadow
Traditional Parkland Meadow
Made from well-established Lincolnshire parkland with natural grasses including: tall fescue, meadow fescue, timothy and perennial ryegrasses. Softer than the High Fibre but with more stem than the Meadow Grass.
Medium to Low
Handy, Medium & Large
Older horses, native breeds, fussy feeders, some laminitics, convalescents and those in light work or at rest.
Meadow Grass
Meadow Grass
Cut late in the season, the Meadow Grass is Baillie Haylage's softest, leafiest variety making it perfect for older horses with poor teeth.
Medium to Low
Handy, Medium & Large
Older horses, fussy feeders, convalescents and those in light work or at rest.

Nutritional
InformationBased on Typical Analysis

Dry Matter
%
Digestible Energy
MJ/Kg
Digestible Fibre
%
Crude Protein
%
Lactic Acid
g/KG
Sugar (Typical of Dry Matter)
%
Ryegrass
Ryegrass
70-80
9-12
60-70
9-12
35-50
8-9
Ryegrass & Timothy
Ryegrass & Timothy
70-80
7-10
60-65
6-9
30-40
7-9
High Fibre
High Fibre
70-80
6-8
55-60
6-8
35-50
4-7
Traditional Parkland Meadow
Traditional Parkland Meadow
70-80
6-8
50-60
6-8
30-45
4-7
Meadow Grass
Meadow Grass
70-80
6-7
45-60
6-8
30-40
4-7

Guide To Sugar Content

Guide To

Sugar Content

Sugar content in haylage is impacted by several factors, for example:
  • Grass which has been mown earlier in the day will have a lower sugar content than grass that has been mown much later in the day. This is due to the hours of sunlight absorbed by the plant during the day.
  • Haylage which has been mown and then is unable to be baled quickly due to weather conditions will also have a reduced sugar content because the longer the grass lies on the ground after cutting causes the sugar content to drop.
  • Grass which has been mown at an earlier stage in its growth will have a higher sugar content than grass which is older and more mature.
  • Some species of grass have a higher sugar content than others.
  • After taking into account as many factors as possible which affect the sugar content of our haylage we batch code all our different fields so that we can package the correct type of haylage for horse’s different dietary requirements.
"Keeping horses feeling and looking well, whilst providing just the right energy for work is a balancing act. We are always happy to discuss any aspect of your horses’ diet and management, helping you to select which haylage type is best for your horse."
We understand horses...
...and we understand haylage. We understand that your horse’s wellbeing and diet is paramount - so if you don’t know what you need, just ask!
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Bale Sizes

Handy

Feeds 1 horse for approximately 2 days.

Approximately 58cm x 38cm x 23cm.

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2 Horses

Medium

Feeds 2 horses for approximately 1 week.

Approximately 80cm x 50cm x 120cm.

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Large

Feeds 3 horses for approximately 1 week.

Approximately 80cm x 70cm x 120cm.

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* Typically, the average horse (16 hands) will eat approximately 8-10kg of haylage per day.

Bale Information & Storage Instructions

Due to the nature of the packaging all three bale sizes can be stored either indoors or outdoors, though we recommend storing haylage out of direct sunlight in the hot summer months. Bales must be kept free of damage and particular care must be taken to ensure accidental damage cannot be caused by birds, dogs, cats or other animals.

We do not recommend manual handling the medium and large bales and suggest leaving them on the pallets they are delivered on. The Medium and Large Bales are best opened by creating a flap in the plastic; to do this cut down the ether side and along the bottom of the end of a bale. Once the strings have been cut the bale will easily pull apart in slices and the flap will protect the haylage from the elements. The handy bales do not pull apart in slices, however, if you open a bale by slitting it down the long side then the haylage will pull apart easily.

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    RyegrassRyegrass & TimothyHigh FibreMeadow GrassTraditional Parkland Meadow

    Ryegrass

    Ryegrass & Timothy

    High Fibre

    Meadow Grass

    Traditional Parkland Meadow

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    We can deliver to addresses across the UK.

    We do not share your data with any 3rd party.

    We can deliver to addresses across the UK. We do not share your data with any 3rd party.

    Flexible payment terms are available and we accept all major credit & debit cards.

    We can deliver to addresses across the UK.

    We do not share your data with any 3rd party.

    We can deliver to addresses across the UK. We do not share your data with any 3rd party.

    Consistency and quality of this haylage is second to none.

    My Dartmoor Hill Pony has been on Traditional Parkland Meadow haylage for nearly two years now. She suffers from EMS and is prone to laminitis. Since changing from hay (even soaked hay!) to this product she has not had a laminitic episode for 2 years. Consistency and quality of this haylage is second to none. Thank you for providing such an excellent product.

    Caroline & Bonnie, Gloucestershire

    The most delicious stuff since grass was invented!

    Just like to say thanks for producing what can only be described by all my sheep and horses as the most delicious stuff since grass was invented. My ewes/Lambs and Rams are all treated to a large amount on a daily basis especially since lambing and my horses also get it mixed in with their hay, and if they could all speak they'd say far far far nicer than other big brand, so thanks from one happy animal owner and 22 haylage munching animals.

    Isobel Ashcroft

    Really capable and genuinely nice too!

    Just to say the driver this morning is a credit to the company. Super on the forklift, navigated round our straw bales with mm to spare and stacked the haylage perfectly. Kindly turned the forklift off and waited patiently a couple of minutes for a vetting to finish on the concrete by the hay barn. Always grateful when someone turns up who is really capable and genuinely nice too.

    Sam Hobbs Eventing - Leicestershire

    The quality is always fantastic.

    I have used Baillie haylage for many years, specifically the High Fibre or Meadow Grass handy bales. We opt for a medium to low energy haylage as my 4* eventer is very highly strung, an extremely fussy eater and can struggle with the dust element of hay. The quality is always fantastic and never changeable from the first bale to the last. Kellypsa has never looked as well and held her weight as well as when she does on the High Fibre handy bales. As the energy level of the haylage never fluctuates, it also makes it much easier to carefully monitor energy levels through hard feed where required.

    Sammy Oliver – Market Rasen

    Marvellous Product!

    We have three horses that we have had from youngsters and are now approaching their twenties. Now, finally, to everyone's relief, the temperature warms, the rain slows and the sun shines (a bit) and I would like to thank your team for Baillie Haylage High Fibre. I have used this haylage for my three hairy cobs, Billy, Ben and Connie, throughout the Winter. Billy has developed an unfortunate allergy to hay and pollen and he becomes quite ill if he eats a large amount of hay. Ben, on the other hand, will eat ANYTHING but puts on weight eating NOTHING. I searched for a product to suit them all, as they are all together, mostly out 24/7 and discovered Baillie Haylage High Fibre. This obviously suits Billy but also does not pile on the pounds for Ben. All three horses have done so well on this haylage and look great and are very happy. The haylage is consistently of excellent quality and it suits my ponies.

    Sheenagh Pearson - Shropshire

    The support and service are fantastic.

    Team Sheepgate have been using Baillie Haylage for a number of years, the quality, support and service are fantastic and our horses look and feel great fed on it all year round.

    Sheepgate Equestrian – Boston

    The horses love it.

    We have used Baillie Haylage for many years. The horses love it and from our point of view it keeps them looking very well and mentally in good order. The haylage is always great consistent quality and the team at Baillie Haylage is always very helpful.

    Malcolm & Judy Pyrah - Nottingham

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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    How long will haylage last unopened?

    We guarantee our haylage for 6 months from date of delivery, as long as our terms our met. For more details on this, please do get in touch.

    Due to the nature of the packaging all three bale sizes can be stored either indoors or outdoors, though we recommend storing haylage out of direct sunlight in the hot summer months. Bales must be kept free of damage and particular care must be taken to ensure accidental damage cannot be caused by birds, dogs, cats or other animals.

    However, unopened haylage that is not damaged and kept out of direct sunlight may last 12 months.

    Although, we recommend that you use your haylage within 6 months of purchase.

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    Can Baillie Haylage Offer Nutrition Advice?

    Our team are on hand to answer any questions you may have. Our haylage products are independently analysed so we can advise the most suitable product for your horses and ponies.

    Furthermore, we've teamed up with the equine nutrition experts at University Centre Bishop Burton to share feeding advice and guidance including; best practice, practical advice, case studies and top tips across a breadth of subjects. Check out the News section of our site for updates!

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    How do I become a stockist of Baillie Haylage?

    If you are interested in becoming a stockist of Baillie Haylage please contact us with the details of your shop and we will get back to you.

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    What is the best way to open a bale?

    Baillie Haylage Handy Bales do not pull apart in slices, however, if you open a bale by slitting it down the long side then the haylage will pull apart easily.Handy Bale Opening Guide

    Baillie Haylage Medium and Large Bales are best opened by creating a flap in the plastic; to do this cut down the side edges and along the top of the end of a bale. Once the strings have been cut the bale will easily pull apart in slices and the flap will protect the haylage from the elements.Medium and Large Opening Guide

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    Why has my handy bale expanded?

    In hot weather and when haylage is young handy bale bags may expand or ‘blow up’. This is very normal behaviour for the haylage and the bale will shrink back down as the weather cools without altering the quality of the product.

    If you prefer to ‘vent’ the gas from the bag rather than waiting for the bale to shrink back down then please contact us, so that we can advise you how to do this without damaging the bag.

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    How can I pay for my order?

    Baillie Haylage orders can be paid for by cash, cheque, debit or credit card or by BACS. Flexible payment terms can be applied to large orders, please speak to the team about this. Please call the office to pay by card.

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    Where do Baillie Haylage deliver?

    We can deliver our medium and large bales direct to customer nationwide. To find out delivered prices and the minimum order for your area please Request a Quote.

    Handy bales are available to purchase from our network of stockists. Find your nearest stockist here.

     

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    How do I store my haylage?

    All Baillie Haylage bales can be stored inside or outside, though we advise keeping them out of direct sunlight in the hot summer months. We do not recommend manoeuvring the medium and large bales and suggest they are left on the pallets they are delivered on.

    Bales must be kept free of damage; particular care must be taken to ensure accidental damaged cannot be caused by birds, rodents, dogs or cats.

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    Is Baillie Haylage suitable for laminitics?

    Baillie Haylage High Fibre, Traditional Parkland Meadow and Meadow Grass are suitable for some laminitics. All three varieties are medium to low energy and, therefore, have lower sugar and energy (calorie) content compared to the Ryegrass and Ryegrass & Timothy products. For further details, please view the Nutritional Information for the Baillie Haylage range.

    As with all horses and ponies prone to laminitis, we recommend following the advice of your vet, introducing any changes to their diet slowly and monitoring them closely.

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    What size are Baillie Haylage bales?

    Baillie Haylage is available in three bale sizes:

    • The Large Bale is approximately 120cm long x 80cm wide x 70cm tall and typically feeds three horses for a week.
    • The Medium Bale is approximately 120cm long x 80cm wide x 50cm tall and typically feeds two horses for a week.
    • The Handy Bale is approximately 23cm deep x 38cm wide x 58cm tall and typically feeds one horse for two days.

     

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    Do all Baillie Haylage varieties include ryegrass?

    Each variety of Baillie Haylage contains some species of ryegrass, as do most grazing paddocks. These species along with the other grasses used in our haylage are specifically selected, grown and harvested to produce distinct varieties with different energy levels and nutritional benefits; meaning there is a Baillie Haylage product suitable for all horses and ponies.

    To learn more, view our range of products.

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    How do I go about changing from my current forage to a new one?

    If you are changing Baillie Haylage varieties, or from another forage to Baillie Haylage, we recommend introducing your horse or pony to the new forage slowly. This can be done by mixing the new forage with the old for a couple of days to allow your horse or pony to fully transition, without making sudden changes to their diet.

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    My haylage looks different to how it usually does, is this normal?

    Influences such as variable soil and weather conditions can cause some differences, for example colour and texture, across each of the Baillie Haylage varieties. To provide a product which is as consistent as possible, all Baillie Haylage products are batch coded to allow full traceability. This enables us to package the correct type of forage for horses and ponies’ different dietary requirements.

    If, however, your haylage does not look or smell as it usually does and this causes you concern then please contact Baillie Haylage if you bought it direct, or the stockist you purchased it from.

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    How long will haylage last once opened?

    Typically, Baillie Haylage medium and large bales last 5-7 days when open or up 10 days during winter, whereas handy bales will last 3-5 days. Due to the nature of the product, the haylage will last longer when opened in cooler weather than in warm weather.

    In the summer months, when the haylage is young and the weather is hot, it is not uncommon for your haylage to heat up. In such instances, we recommend removing the plastic and spreading the haylage out.

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