AGI Products - Hay Rings

10/24/2026

One person. One bale.

The AGI Poly Hay Ring is light enough to flip over a bale yourself. No second set of hands, and no heavy steel to wrestle in the cold.

Watch how it works:

Soulstride Sanctuary

10/21/2026

Do the math on your barn.

A horse eats roughly 2% of its body weight in hay daily. For an 1,100 lb horse, that’s about 22 lb a day, or around 660 lb a month.

If up to 21% of that hits the ground, that’s roughly 139 lb of hay per horse, per month, that never gets eaten.

A ring keeps it where it belongs: https://www.agihayrings.com/barn-talk/the-small-farm-guide-to-round-bale-management-why-round-bales-pay-off-for-3-horses

Why horse hay rings can support your hay investment—and be safe for your horse.

10/20/2026

Choose the safe route for your horse.

Poly horse feeders are a popular choice due to their lightweight design, resistance to corrosion, and overall affordability. Unlike metal or wood, plastic feeders won’t rust, rot, or splinter over time. This makes them especially well-suited for outdoor feeding areas and high-use environments.

Shop now: https://www.agihayrings.com/shop-hay-rings/p/7-in-hay-ring

10/18/2026

Wet ground is where hay waste gets expensive. Hay that’s been trampled into mud doesn’t get eaten.

The AGI Adjustable Poly Hay Ring keeps the bale contained and your horses eating from the top. American-made, UV-stabilized, no rust and no sharp metal edges.

Get it set up before the weather turns: https://www.agihayrings.com/barn-talk/reducing-sand-colic-risk-why-your-horse-should-stop-eating-off-the-dirt

Stop the "dirt vacuum!" Discover why feeding horses on the ground leads to sand colic and how the right hay ring can reduce waste and protect your horse’s digestive system.

10/16/2026

AGI Products started more than 20 years ago in small-town USA with one goal: build a safer, tougher feeder.

Today that means American-made poly rings that are UV-stabilized, rust-free and built to last through years of sun, snow and herd traffic.

See what’s different: https://www.agihayrings.com/

10/15/2026

New on Barn Talk—Managing the "Easy Keeper": Using Hay Rings to Regulate Herd Feeding

Horses are built to graze most of the day, and their stomachs produce acid constantly. Unregulated access to a round bale doesn't just mean "extra calories." It means the highest-ranking, most food-motivated horses in the herd—often the very easy keepers who need calories restricted—are the ones eating the most.

Read it: https://www.agihayrings.com/barn-talk//blog/easy-keeper-hay-ring-herd-feeding

Learn how hay rings regulate herd feeding, curb hogging, and protect easy keepers from laminitis risk. Vet-informed tips + AGI Hay Rings.

10/13/2026

Look closely at your feeder.

Metal rings can rust, corrode and develop sharp edges over time. Poly has none of that: smooth, rounded edges and nothing to snag a halter, leg or hoof.

It’s the simplest safety upgrade on the farm.

Learn more: https://www.agihayrings.com/barn-talk/why-we-say-no-to-cattle-feeders-for-horses-equine-safety-explained

Horses have entirely different anatomical and behavioral needs than cattle. Discover why using traditional cattle rings can trap horse legs and why specialized equine poly rings are the safest choice for your paddock.

10/10/2026

Meet the AGI Adjustable Poly Hay Ring.

➡ Adjusts from 5 to 7 ft to fit your bales
➡ Made in the USA from recycled poly
➡ UV-stabilized, so it won’t break down in the sun
➡ No rust, no sharp edges
➡ Light enough for one person to flip over a bale

Safer for your horses. Easier on your hay budget.

Shop now: https://www.agihayrings.com/shop-hay-ring

10/08/2026

Hay loss without a feeder can run as high as 21% of the bale.

Our latest post breaks down where the waste comes from and the simplest way to stop it.

Read it ⤵

Stop throwing your hard-earned money into the mud. Discover the livestock science behind contained feeding systems, how to reduce round bale hay waste down to 5%, and maximize your horse farm's budget year-round.

09/26/2026

Easy keepers are disproportionately prone to Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) and insulin dysregulation, two of the leading risk factors for laminitis.

Learn more about why feeding environments are so important for easy keepers:

https://www.agihayrings.com/barn-talk//blog/easy-keeper-hay-ring-herd-feeding

Learn how hay rings regulate herd feeding, curb hogging, and protect easy keepers from laminitis risk. Vet-informed tips + AGI Hay Rings.