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Post by mamadarcy on Jan 21, 2009 20:58:57 GMT
 I am in shock.......I have just had my hay bill from new livery for 4 weeks £100, [glow=red,2,300]bl**dy greedy horses[/glow]. 4 large bales, at £25 each. How much does everyone else pay?  I could have had new outfit for that, maybe 2!
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Post by buster on Jan 21, 2009 21:09:42 GMT
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Post by kaz on Jan 21, 2009 21:10:18 GMT
I pay £30 for a large round bale of haylage. Farmer delivers it puts it in the barn and even moves it down to the stables if needed. He is a wee star  |
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Post by marafia on Jan 21, 2009 21:24:39 GMT
OMG  That is terrible. Or livery charges £2 a day ad lib but we have now tied in with two other girls and we buy two big round bales of haylage delivered at a total cost of £50 for the two, so for our share we are only paying £16 per month . If your yard has a storage area and allow you, I would try to arrange something like we have done. Every penny counts these days. |
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Post by moira on Jan 21, 2009 23:20:36 GMT
£25.00 isn't too bad for a round bale of hay but your horses must be going some to get through 4 in a month. We have 30 horses here at the moment and we use roughly a bale a day which works out at one bale per horse per month.
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Post by mamadarcy on Jan 22, 2009 0:18:20 GMT
they have been in a lot!! but still its quite a jump from paying an extra tenner per horse at the last yard! but the boys are happy and so are we, so will have to try source cheaper option!
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Post by jbarabians on Jan 23, 2009 17:39:02 GMT
Thats alot especially when its on top of livery etc.
Im £15 for a large bale from a friend.
I buy two each month approx and that feeds my three who are stabled at night.
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I am in shock.......I have just had my hay bill from new livery for 4 weeks £100, [glow=red,2,300]bl**dy greedy horses[/glow].
