I’m sure this has been linked to at some point, but I thought I’d throw it on here so everyone knew about it:
We thought we’d repurpose this thread to provide one place to list websites/phone numbers for state-sponsored hay hotlines and other similar resources for locating hay in your area.
Hope it’s of help!
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Montana Custom Hay
We are a full service hay relocation specialist. We offer all types of hay at the lowest possible prices. We offer many programs to help suit your needs including a Share-A-Load program where we will match you with others along a route to get you however much or little hay as you need. Please call us at 406-538-6800 or visit our website www.montanacustomhay.com
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hay pricing help
from a conversation concerning price per bale vs price per ton:
As for pricing these things, below is a simple comparision chart.We assume that every single bale every single time is 50 pounds…not less, not more, not from the edge of a fields, not molded, but put up dry and just perfect :>
$4/bale = $160/ton
$4.50/bale= $225/ton
$5/bale = $200/ton
$5.50/bale= $220/ton
$6/bale= $240/ton
$6.50= $260/ton
$7/bale= $280/ton
$7.50bale= $300/ton
and so on
but if the bales are all light…say
38 pounds… let’s look at the prices then:
$4/bale= $212/ton
$5/bale= $265/ton
$6bale= $318/ton
$7/bale= $371
It’s staggering the difference what less than two jugs of milk weighs, makes to you as the end consumer and your wallet.
The Hay Barn: http://www.haybarn.com/main/index.asp
Hay for sale: http://www.hayforsale.net/
These are from a helpful page of KY resources for hay:
http://www.kyagr.com/marketing/forage/hayforagedroughtrelief.htm
Is there something you would like to see here on our site? … helping to compile lists for their areas and being willing to share them with me!
i tried the KY hay one, and the link says “page does not exist”
