The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Pets & Working Animals => Horses, ponies, donkeys & mules => Topic started by: woollyval on July 01, 2011, 08:03:12 am
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I have just had some small bale haylage made.....big heavy bales of fantastic meadow mix with no ragwort or docks. Can someone give me an idea of the going rate if I wanted to sell some?
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Around here it is about £7 per small bale, horsehage is £8.99 but that is expensive.
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If you can lift it comfortable - we pay about £6 a bale - going upto £7 for the heavy bastards. :horse: :horse:
:)
Baz
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if you had an contractor in they will charge £11 plus vat mowing per acre.
£6.60 an acre for tedding and £6.75 for putting into rows.
range from £0.50p to £6.30 baling for small bales.
£5.15 for 6 layers of plastic.
take in those costs or you be out of pocket.
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if you are talking small rectangular bales (same as hay bales) then £6.30 for baling and£5.15 for wrapping is to say the least getting shafted :o
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Well it dosent cost me that to get mine cut n baled n wrapped by my contractors :o.....wouldnt bother if it did! Small bale hay is about £3 a bale around here off field at the moment so I just wondered what the going rate for small bale haylage is.....my bales are big small bales and 4 times the size of horse hage bales!
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Prices in South Shropshire are hay £4 off field, £4.50 out of shed - haylage (small bales) £7 ; haylage (big bales 300+ kg) £32. £5+ per bale for baling and wrapping small bale haylage
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Thanks Baz & OP!!
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I'm paying £6.20 per 20kg bale for pallet loads of superb Haylage in very thick wrap. This is cheaper than crap hay around here.
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Hi
We make our own weighing around 40 kilos and charge £7 per bale.
Hope that helps
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I pay £40.00 for a large round bale
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My, you are getting a bargin.
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Its really good haylage too - sadly down to 2 horses this winter so cannot use a big round bale before it goes off. Will be going back to big bales of hay.
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That is expensive this year . :o