Celebrating 30 Years of Baillie HaylageFind nutrition and horse care advice from our experts.
Travelling to shows and staying away from home can be exciting, but it also brings several changes that can impact your horse’s digestion, appetite and hydration. With a little planning around feeding, you can help your horse stay comfortable, healthy and ready to perform.
As Royal Ascot approaches, everyone at Baillie Haylage would like to wish George Boughey, his team and all connections of Bow Echo the very best of luck.
This year marks 30 years since Baillie Haylage began producing top quality haylage for the equestrian industry from our Lincolnshire farms.
Since 1996, we’ve been proud to grow, produce and supply haylage that horse owners trust and depend on.
Our nutrition expert Hannah Williams PGCE, MSc, BSc (Hons), BHS ISM, ANutr, FHEA from Bishop Burton College helps us to understand the how the forage shortage is having an impact and what you can do to make every bale count. Making Every Bale Count: Navigating Haylage Shortages After the UK Drought The UK’s record-breaking drought […]
Due to the recent adverse weather conditions, our yields have been lower than usual, resulting in a temporary shortage of certain products. Continue reading for our latest update.
Feeding haylage to broodmares and stallions: a practical guide for stud yards.
This December, we are launching a fundraiser in partnership with the Injured Jockeys Fund (IJF) to help those who have been injured while working in the sport we all love.
Having given us many years of fun, it is important to give optimum care to our veterans. Our Equine Nutrition expert at Bishop Burton College reminds us of the key aspects in feeding veterans: dental health, digestibility and palatability.
The relationship between haylage and ulcers has been up for debate for many years - the benefits however, are clear. Our nutrition expert from Bishop Burton College helps us to understand the how a high forage diet can benefit ulcers.
These Baillie Haylage Feeding Guides are what we hope to be a comprehensive series of charts.
Here you can find:
-Your horse's/pony's workload
-The breed and approximate height
-Approximate weight
-The relative guide on how much Baillie Haylage you should be feeding.
