Hay & Grain Storage Buildings
The Bottom Line: Weathered hay is money left in the field: rain and UV strip feed value from the outside of every exposed bale, and tarps fail exactly when the wind is worst. A clear-span fabric building keeps a full season's bales — or overflow grain in a bumper year — dry, bright and ventilated. The 30×60 is $10,888; the 50×100, sized for serious hay volumes, is $26,888. Every price is published, and delivery is free within 888 highway km of Edmonton and Toronto.
What weather actually costs you in hay
Exposed round bales lose feed value from the weathered outer layer — the layer stock refuse first. Multiply that loss across a few hundred bales and a hay shed stops being an expense and starts being the cheapest feed you buy. A fabric building also keeps bales off the snow line, so winter feeding doesn't start with digging.
Stack high, drive through
Clear-span design means no interior posts to stack around; widths run 20' to 80' with peak heights that take stacked rounds comfortably. Order end doors sized to your loader tractor or bale wagon and you load from the seat, in any weather.
Overflow grain in bumper years
When elevators back up and bins are full, fabric buildings are widely used across the prairies for temporary and overflow grain storage. End-wall ventilation helps manage moisture, and the cost per bushel of covered capacity comes in well under adding steel bins for a peak you might see two years in five.
The sizes hay operations actually buy
The 30×60×20 ($10,888) suits mixed hay-and-equipment use. The 40×80×23 ($20,888) and 50×100×23 ($26,888) are the workhorse hay sheds. Large operations step up to the 50×150×23 ($37,888) or wider. All prices are on the site — compare them against another season of tarps and spoilage.
Related reading: grain storage in bumper-crop years and building the right gravel pad.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much hay fits in a 40×80 fabric building?
A 40×80×23 gives 3,200 sq ft of floor and clear-span stacking. As a rough planning figure, 5-foot round bales stacked three high store in the several-hundred-bale range depending on stack pattern and door placement. Call 587-800-4629 with your bale size and count and we'll size it properly.
Can I store grain directly in a fabric building?
Yes, producers use them for temporary and overflow grain storage across the prairies, typically with grain bags, temporary ring walls, or bulkheads to manage side loading. The ventilation helps moisture management. For permanent primary storage, bins remain the standard — fabric buildings shine for overflow and flexibility.
Why not just keep using tarps?
Tarps fail in wind, pond water, and need replacing. A building is a one-time cost with a 12-year cover warranty that also shelters equipment in the off-season. Most operations that price out annual tarp replacement plus spoilage find the building pays back within a few seasons.
Is delivery really free?
Within 888 highway km of Edmonton or Toronto, yes — delivery is free. From 889 to 1,889 km it's a flat $1,250. The distance is measured in road kilometres, and the calculator on our homepage shows your delivery cost instantly.
Stop Feeding the Weather
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