Hay Sheds – What to consider

Farm Table says:

There are multiple factors to consider when planning to construct a hay shed on your property, such as permits, access, size, location and stormwater capture. This Fodder Brief aims to provide a planning framework to consider, prior to building your new hay shed.

This guide provides comprehensive advice for Australian primary producers on planning, designing, and constructing hay sheds and fodder storage facilities. It emphasizes critical factors such as optimal shed location, permit requirements, shed size and capacity, loading and unloading logistics, stormwater management, and cost considerations. The purpose is to ensure efficient, sustainable storage solutions that are compliant with regulations and tailored to farm needs, maximizing resource use and operational safety

Important factors to consider when building a hay shed:

  • Shed location
  • Planning permits
  • Building permits
  • Shed capacity and size
  • Loading and unloading
  • Stormwater access

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Last Edited:
22/02/2025
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Rob Jennings
Rob Jennings

Rob Jennings is recognised as a leading advocate for Australian agriculture. As Managing Director of Farm Table, Rob has transformed the platform into one of the sector’s most dynamic and independent national networks, facilitating collaboration, knowledge-sharing and improved communication across the agricultural landscape, both in Australia and overseas.

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