Haycube (worth £180) or £100 Cash Alternative

Win A Haycube

With forage prices continuing to rise, every bale counts.

The Haycube has been designed to provide a practical feeding solution that helps keep forage contained, reducing wastage while making feeding and hay soaking easier for owners. Whether you feed soaked hay, dry hay, haylage or forage replacements, the Haycube offers a versatile all-in-one system that can be used throughout the year.

Rather than throwing hay directly onto the ground where it can become contaminated, trampled into mud or blown around the field, the Haycube keeps forage contained in one place, helping horses access their feed whilst reducing unnecessary waste.

For owners who soak hay, the Haycube can also simplify the process. Hay can be soaked directly within the unit before the water is drained away using the integrated drain system. This removes the need to wrestle with heavy, dripping haynets and helps keep yards cleaner and tidier.

Helps reduce forage wastage
Keeps hay off the ground and better contained
Suitable for soaked hay, dry hay, haylage and forage replacers
Soak, drain and feed from the same unit
Reduces handling of heavy, waterlogged haynets
Holds up to approximately 15kg of forage
Suitable for use in stables, yards, paddocks and track systems
Fitted with wheels for easy movement
Robust, durable design built for everyday equestrian life

Ideal For Indoor & Outdoor Use

The Haycube can be used in the stable, yard or field. When used outdoors, simply remove the drain plug to allow rainwater to drain away freely.

Prize Includes

Standard size Haycube
Wheels
Drain Plug & Plug Opener
Wall Bracket

Please Note:  Grill or slow feeder inserts can be purchased separately if required.

CASH ALTERNATIVE AVAILABLE 

Prefer the money instead? Choose the £100 Cash Alternative.

This draw is conducted using a secure random number generator or a digital random wheel. Every eligible entry has an equal chance of winning, and the winner is selected purely by chance, in accordance with the laws of chance and the Prize Draw Code of Practice.