Hay Storage

A full three-wire bale is heavy, awkward and sheds hay over everything on the way. This one rolls. The shell is heavy-duty 600-denier polyester and vinyl, water repellent so the bale stays dry on an open truck bed, and four easy-roll wheels mean moving or loading it is a push rather than a lift. It measures 24 inches wide by...

A loose bale in a truck bed puts hay over everything you own. This bag is sized around a standard bale, 13½ inches high by 45 long by 19, in 420-denier nylon that is water resistant, with grommets that let air circulate so the hay keeps rather than sweating in a sealed sack. Reinforced web handles take the weight of...

Most hay bags are almost big enough. This one is 25 by 48 by 23½ inches, built around a full large bale, with a heavy-duty zipper down its length so the bale goes in end-on instead of being forced. The 420-denier polyester shell is water resistant, so feed on an open truck bed survives the drive to the show, and...

Dumping a water bucket sends the leftover hay straight into the barn drain. Strain it through this first and the hay stays in the bag. It is durable PVC mesh, built to be wet, so the same bag soaks hay before feeding and works as a general utility bag the rest of the time. 20 long by 18 wide by...