High Barns Haylage

27/05/2026

Baling 2026 has begun. Good job cos we’ve almost sold out 😅

09/04/2026

With this small window in the weather, everyone has been busy getting the spring jobs done. Deliveries may take slightly longer than usual so please bare with us x

17/03/2026

Digger Luke making light work of these logs ready to go through the chipper.

17/03/2026

06/01/2026

Happy new year to all our lovely customers. Lots of bales going out this week. Bare with us while we get caught up.

15/12/2025

Last date for pre Christmas orders is the 17th December. Please order enough to see you through until at least the 2nd week in January.
Thanks for choosing High Barns Haylage this year and we look forward to working with you in 2026.

06/12/2025

Our bales playing a different role today during the Grizedale stages! Don’t forget to get your pre Christmas orders in quick to ensure delivery before the big day.

28/08/2025

The Rising Cost of Winter Forage: A Challenge for Horse Owners 🐴🌾

As this winter approaches, it is more important than ever to plan ahead for your forage requirements. This year, the challenge is even sharper.

👉 Poor summer grass yields have meant less hay and haylage being made due to unseasonably dry weather and late spring growth.
👉 Mowing land is shrinking across the UK, as more and more acres are taken out of agricultural production.
👉 Availability is tightening, which is already pushing prices up.

For our horses, forage isn’t optional - it’s the foundation of good horse welfare. But with supply under pressure and demand rising, the knock-on impact is significant: higher costs for owners, increased strain on livery yards, and tough decisions for those managing larger yards or multiple horses.

This isn’t just a seasonal fluctuation - it is a worrying trend.
Support for maintaining agricultural land use whilst recognising the needs of the equine sector is more important than ever. Please support our farmers!