21/10/2026
HAVE YOU CONSIDERED THE OPPORTUNITY OF BAGGED FORAGE?
Unpredictable weather? Looking for new markets for your hay, haylage or straw?
We're a UK manufacturer of specialist machinery that takes large bales of haylage, hay or straw, breaks down the material, weighs it and repackages it into sealed 20 kg bags, ready for sale.
So, why could this be interesting for farmers and forage producers?
1. A HUGE POTENTIAL MARKET IN THE EQUINE WORLD
Not every horse owner has the space, equipment or need for large bales. Private horse owners, small yards and equestrian businesses often need forage in smaller, convenient quantities.
2. TURN LARGE BALES INTO A MARKETABLE PRODUCT
Already producing or buying hay, haylage or straw in large bales? Our systems allow you to process the material and package it into sealed 20 kg bags, opening up opportunities to supply customers who prefer smaller quantities.
3. AN ALTERNATIVE WHEN THE WEATHER WON'T COOPERATE
Here in the UK, our wet and unpredictable climate makes producing good-quality dry hay challenging. Haylage is an established alternative and bagging systems offer a way to supply it to customers in a convenient format.
4. PERFECTLY SIZED FOR THE EQUESTRIAN MARKET
Think private horse owners, small livery yards, riding schools and equestrian businesses. Smaller bags can also be convenient for horse owners travelling to shows, rodeos, competitions and weekend events who want to take their own forage with them.
5. AN OPPORTUNITY TO DIVERSIFY YOUR BUSINESS
Rather than selling only large bales, why not explore the potential of producing a bagged forage range? Hay, haylage and straw all offer possibilities, depending on your local market and customer demand.
6. PRACTICAL PROCESSING
Our machinery breaks down large bales, weighs the material and fills sealed bags at 20 kg per pack, helping producers prepare a consistent product for sale.
PROVEN EXPERIENCE FROM THE UK
We're based in the UK, where wet weather and a strong equestrian market have helped create demand for convenient bagged forage products.
We'd love to connect with farmers, hay producers and agricultural businesses interested in exploring this opportunity.
👇 A QUESTION FOR THE GROUP!
Do you currently sell bagged hay, haylage or straw in your area?
Or do most horse owners still buy conventional bales?
We'd love to hear how things work in different parts of the world!
