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The exceptional drought in 2026 is putting pressure on hay and forage supplies. Demand is rising and delivery times are getting longer. Find out why planning your orders ahead makes sense, but unnecessary stockpiling doesn't.

The first cut of hay is in, and the quality looks promising. However, ongoing drought and rising transport costs are creating uncertainty in the European forage market. What could this mean for hay prices and availability later this year?

The warmer weather has arrived, and grass is already being cut in many places. But when will the new hay really be ready for your horse? We explain how the hay season is progressing and what you need to keep in mind.

What's happening in the forage market in February 2026? We look at hay availability from the 2024 and 2025 harvests, share tips for planning your supplies until the next harvest and discuss your horse's needs during winter.

Your horse may benefit from extra support during winter. Discover the IMIMA Winter Lick Block Pack, featuring four different lick blocks with minerals and vitamins to support vitality. A practical addition for horses spending less time grazing during the colder months.

New at Hay to You: 18 kg mini bales of French meadow hay! Tightly compressed, easy to stack and ideal if you're short on storage space. Discover quality hay in a clever, space-saving format, now available at an attractive introductory price.

Do you know exactly what your horse is eating? Not every hay analysis tells you about the hay you'll actually receive. Discover the difference between an average analysis and a batch-specific analysis, and why it matters when choosing the right hay.