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Hay & haylage · Wrexham & Welsh Borders · Four generations · Local delivery · Order enquiries on WhatsApp
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Worthenbury · Wrexham · Welsh Borders

Got hay? We do.

Hay & haylage delivery across Wrexham & the Welsh Borders

Every horse needs its morning coffee. Ours just happens to come in bales.

From £60 per round bale.
Ask for your total price, including delivery, before confirming.

Please confirm current stock on WhatsApp.

Order before midday and we aim for next-day delivery, Monday to Friday. Please confirm your delivery date with us.

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Hay There Wrexham delivers round bales of hay and haylage from Worthenbury to Wrexham and the Welsh Borders. Four generations of experience. Order enquiries on WhatsApp; delivery Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
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Their morning coffee. Your peace of mind.

You wouldn't start your day without a brew. Your horse wouldn't start theirs without hay. We're here to make sure the first feed of the day is always fresh, always on time, like a barista for your barn.

We are four generations deep in a trade that has no off-season and no shortcut. We deliver hay and haylage bales across Wrexham and the Welsh Borders. Local. Reliable. Always fresh.

Trusted by farmers, horse owners, and anyone who knows the difference between average hay and good hay.

What’s in the barn?

Bales, availability and enquiry links
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Please message us to check current stock.

Availability can change. Please confirm stock before ordering.

From £60 per round bale. Call or text for the latest prices.

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Three steps. One WhatsApp.

Where we deliver

Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm. Everywhere within about 25 minutes of Worthenbury. Order before midday and we aim for next-day delivery, Monday to Friday. Please confirm your date with us.

We cover
WrexhamCovered
Overton-on-DeeCovered
Bangor-on-DeeCovered
RossettCovered
GresfordCovered
RuabonCovered
ChirkCovered
EllesmereCovered
WhitchurchCovered
TattenhallCovered
MalpasCovered
HanmerCovered
FarndonCovered
Outside our zone
ChesterToo far
LlangollenToo far
OswestryToo far
ShrewsburyToo far
NantwichToo far
MoldToo far

Not sure if you're covered? Get in touch and we'll check.

Two ways to reach us. Pick what works for you.

WhatsApp is usually the quickest way to reach us. If you'd rather email, that works too. We aim to get back to you the same day, Monday to Friday.

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Common questions

Yes. Order before midday on WhatsApp and we'll aim for next day delivery across Wrexham and surrounding areas. Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
Hay is grass cut and dried to a low moisture content. Haylage is cut and baled at higher moisture, then wrapped to ferment. Haylage is higher in energy and more palatable, good for horses in work or animals needing extra condition. Hay suits horses on a restricted diet or those prone to weight gain. Think of hay as a black coffee and haylage as a latte: same base, different kick.
Round bales are from £60 each. Prices can vary depending on bale type, quantity, and delivery location. call or text us for the most up-to-date price before ordering. We'll always give you a clear price before anything is confirmed.
We deliver within about 25 minutes' drive of Worthenbury. That covers Wrexham, Ellesmere, Whitchurch, Tattenhall, Chirk and plenty of villages in between. If you're not sure, just message us and we'll check.
Just message us on WhatsApp and we'll check. If you're nearby we'll usually find a way. The list covers our regular routes but we're flexible for larger orders or new areas close to our zone.
Haylage is made from grass cut at a slightly higher moisture than hay, then wrapped in plastic to preserve it through fermentation. The right choice depends on the animal. Horses doing light work or prone to laminitis do well on hay. Horses in harder work, or those who struggle with dust, often do better on haylage. We can advise if you're unsure.

Quick rule of thumb: a horse eats roughly 10 kg of hay a day, cattle a touch more, sheep about 2 kg, small animals barely anything. Multiply by the number of animals and the days you need to cover, and you've got a rough total. Use the tool below to do the maths for you.

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