Hay storage ideas

Do you find yourself wasting hay, and therefore wasting your money? Every horse owner needs these tips for proper hay storage.

Whether you're looking for ideas on how to store hay through the winter without a barn, or just wondering if it's even possible to properly store hay outdoors, read this post!

Follow these proven methods to keep hay dry in long term storage and you will have happy animals no matter what the weather is outdoors!

Storing hay bales in the city takes some creativity but small space hay storage is possible for urban farmers. Here are 3 ways to keep it clean.

We've been getting our hay in large rounds for over a year now. Although I like the ease of working with the smaller square bales, it's jus...

We've been getting our hay in large rounds for over a year now. Although I like the ease of working with the smaller square bales, it's jus...

Here are the 16 most important things to know about proper hay storage. Your horses will get the most out of your hay supply and stay safe while eating it.

Attaching the hoops. Old red barn in the background. We're remodeling an old red barn that was used for milking cows in the 1970's and 80's. It's been abandoned since then and was infested with termites, brown recluse spiders, and who knows what else (actually, I know everything else that was in there, but the list is way too long).

Tarps, pallets, ground tarps and yes, even commercial-sized dessicant pouches can all be used to keep your hay dry and prevent mold - learn what works best

The best way to set up your hay storage area ONCE and then not have to keep cleaning it out and setting it up again! For short-term (4 months or less) storage.