14/11/2025
Hey everyone, quick update π
Weβve had so many people asking when more hay will be arriving β trust me, weβre just as keen as you are.
Unfortunately, the weather has been an absolute menace and has delayed cutting. At this stage, we are now looking at a mid to end-December cut, weather permitting.
Why the delay?
Hay growers canβt just cut because it looks dry for a day. It needs a proper run of consistent weather. If they cut and then the sky decides to throw a random tantrum and rain β the entire crop is ruined. π§οΈ
Hay needs to dry evenly before baling, otherwise moisture gets trapped β which leads to mold, high sugar spikes, and poor-quality feed. And with the weather being unpredictable, growers simply canβt risk it.
Yesβ¦ there is hay floating around at the moment β but honestly? A lot of it looks like someone got a lawn mower out, mowed wet grass, and then baled it while it was still neon green and full of moisture. π¬
Could I buy it? Yes.
Would you actually want it? Absolutely not.
And Iβm not going to damage our reputation, your trust, or your horsesβ health by stocking low-grade, inconsistent, or risky fodder just for the sake of having βsomethingβ on the floor.
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Your horsesβ health comes first. Always.
I would rather have no stock than have stock Iβm not proud of β and I know most of you appreciate that.
As soon as we have confirmed cutting and transport arrangements, youβll be the first to know.
I have the option to source rye grassβ before I commit, let me know: would you want rye grass available too?
Lucerne lands in a few weeks!
Thank you for being patient β this season is proving challenging again, but weβre committed to quality over convenience every single time. πͺπΎf