Horses eating from a poly hay ring
The Poly Hay Ring system

Feed the herd, not the mud.

Poly hay rings and round bale feeders for horses, made in Canada and sold with the NAG Bag net already in the box. Netted round bale feeders cut hay waste to 5–6% vs 57% with no feeder and 13–33% in an open ring (University of Minnesota Extension). Pick your size and mesh below, and get a freight quote by postal or ZIP code before you pay.

Made in Canada Barn-tested Fits 5–8 ft bales
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The problem

An unprotected bale is a very expensive lawn ornament.

Horses fed off an open bale trample, sleep on, and scatter a shocking share of it into the mud. A poly hay ring keeps the bale contained and the herd feeding calmly — so the hay ends up in horses, not underfoot.

5–6%

hay waste with a netted feeder

Compared to 57% wasted with no feeder and 13–33% in an open ring (University of Minnesota Extension). The ring pays for itself in saved hay.

Do the bale math

What loose feeding costs you every winter

A round bale fed on the ground wastes 57% of the hay. An open ring cuts that to 13–33%, and a netted feeder to 5–6% (University of Minnesota Extension). Put your own numbers in.

The ring is a one-time buy. The hay is a bill you pay every year.

Hay you are paying for that never reaches a horse, per winter

$0

Inside a netted ring, waste drops to 5–6% (we use 6%). That saves you $0 a winter.

Waste figures are from University of Minnesota Extension: 57% with no feeder, 13–33% in an open ring (we use 23%) and 5–6% with a netted feeder (we use 6%). Your bales, weather and herd will move the number; the direction does not change.

Pick my ring size
How it works

One ring, built around your herd

Every ring ships flat and assembles with basic tools. The short version:

1

Pick your size

Full-size rings come in 5, 6 and 7 ft for horses and cattle. The 24″ mini fits ponies, minis, sheep and goats.

2

Adjust to the bale

Panels adjust so the same ring handles different bale sizes. Add a single panel or an AGI panel to widen it later.

3

Lock it together

The pipe kit ties the panels into one rigid ring that won't flip, walk, or come apart when the herd leans in.

One person rotating a poly hay ring alone
Built for one

One person, no tools

Once it's locked together, the ring isn't a two-person job. Grab it and drag — no tools, no help needed to reposition it as the herd moves through a paddock or you rotate grazing.

The full system

One ring. Every setup.

Start with the ring that fits your herd, then add panels and pipe kits as your setup grows. Every piece works with every other piece.

Black AGI poly hay ring with green slow feed net over a round bale

Adjustable Poly Hay Ring Feeder with Slow Feed Net — 5, 6 & 7 Ft

The full-size ring in 5, 6 and 7 ft — adjustable panels that grow or shrink with your bale.

From$1,050.95 Shop now
Mini black poly hay ring with green net, a square bale lying in front

Mini Adjustable Poly Hay Ring Feeder with Slow Feed Net — 24″ Tall, 5, 6 & 7 Ft

Same ring, 24″ tall — sized for ponies, minis and smaller livestock.

From$1,125.95 Shop now
Two black AGI poly panels side by side, the shorter one on the left

Poly Hay Ring Single Panel — 24" Add-On

A single 24″ panel to widen an existing ring or replace a worn one.

$145.95 Shop now
Two black AGI poly ring panels side by side on the ground

Individual AGI Poly Ring Panel — Add-On Hay Ring Panel

Individual AGI panel — the add-on that lets one ring fit any bale.

$134.95 Shop now
Pipe kit contents laid out: coiled black pipe, zip ties and folded green net

Pipe Kit for Poly Hay Rings — 5, 6, 7 & 8 Ft

The pipe kit that locks it all together, for 5–8 ft rings.

$28.95 Shop now