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Healthy Feed For The Healthy Horse
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Feeds 1 horse for approximately 2 days.
Approximately 58cm x 38cm x 23cm.
Feeds 2 horses for approximately 1 week.
Approximately 80cm x 50cm x 120cm.
Feeds 3 horses for approximately 1 week.
Approximately 80cm x 70cm x 120cm.
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.
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!
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.
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.
Baillie Haylage 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Baillie Haylage is available in three bale sizes:
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.
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.
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.
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.