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| This is a little off the subject about a trailer,But what are the prices of a square bale of 2nd cutting hay going for around the country.Sounds like its pretty high in some parts already.Thought I would hear it from some buyers direct in all parts of the U.S. this way.Thanks |
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Location: Brighton, Colorado | 6 bucks for premium 75 lb small squares (orchard/timothy mix) |
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Location: Odessa, MO | I'll sell my hay for $6/bale.. Where can I sell it for $6/bale at??? Around my area you can get good hay for $3/bale. 54 |
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Location: Southern New Mexico | How far are you from NM? Hay is $5.50-$6.00 a bale here. |
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Location: desert hills, az | 3 wire alfalfa in AZ is $12.00 a bale, bermuda $12.50 and timothy is around $17.00...good thing diesel is only $3 a gallon!!! |
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Location: Northern Utah | Number 1 Dairy Alfalfa is running $140 a ton. I bought a 60/40 alfalfa/grass mix for $100 a ton in mid sized bales. So you can find some deals if you pre-order and shop around. Small bales out of the barn are running $5 a bale. |
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Location: Vermont | 40-60 lb square bales are 2 to 3 bucks here in VT |
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Location: Iowa | We are selling small squares of brome for $2.50 and alfalfa for 3.00. 5ft. round of grass for 50.00. Hay will be short supply so I suspect our winter prices to go up around .50 |
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Location: columbia tn | i bought nice 55-60lbs bales of orchard for 3.50 a bale..(tennessee) i got mine early though.. i think there is going to be alot of people searching for hay this yr...happy trails... |
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| Were paying 4.50 - 6.00 here in SC. Coastal Bermuda hay too. Back in May we had no rain and they couldn't cut. They were having it shipped in and it was running 8.50 - 10.00 a bale. The 8.50 bales were alfalfa and timothy. My horses loved it. The ten a bale hay was timothy and fescue and they turned there nose up at that. I never feed fescue but that's all we could get for a few weeks. Much better now. Although some are saying it's going to real scarce again around cutting time next year. |
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Location: East Central Kansas | Look over in the horse forum. This question has already been asked with alot of responses from all over the country. |
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Location: NY | I pay $5.00/ bale for 2nd cutting in N.Y. I know onther place are chargeing $12.50/ bale |
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Location: Monroe, WA | Anywhere from $190 a ton (good horse alfalfa) on up - and timothy or high grade mix is higher than that here. That's off the truck and in the barn - you can get it a little less over in E.WA, but the hauling over the mountains drives the price right on up there. That, and the export hay thing.... |
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Location: Northern CA | I am paying $8.50 a bale for good quality alfalfa; fine stem and lots of leaf (3 string bales, probably 110lbs) and buy in 44 bale lots every 6 weeks. Oat hay same quality is running $7.00 and timothy is $10.25. This is all from a hay dealer, not the feedstore. Prices at the feedstore are running about $10.75-$12.00 per alfalfa and $14.00-$16.50 for the timothy. |
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Location: Northern, CA | $170 a ton for grass mix. Our problem is there isn't that much hay this year. We're filling the barn NOW, while good hay is still available. |
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Location: NY | That is what I am doing also plus may rent a storage area to put more hay to if the price jumps up I have it |
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