Today's load of Green Gold

Bodyman · Feb 25, 2013

Spent a good part of the day loading, hauling, (twenty five miles from home) and stacking some beautiful, fourth cutting, leafy Alfalfa hay in the haymow. Hard to find and "PRICEY" but worth it.

M Nut · Feb 25, 2013

Father-in-law was at a hay auction north of Minneapolis, MN about 30 miles, and he was saying good quality squares were $8 per bale, and good large rounds with net wrap were $125 per bale.

Huskers86 · Feb 25, 2013

A couple weeks ago at a sale I saw small squares go for $11 per down to $9 on some weedy stuff. Mostly city folk with a horse buying it.

John B. · Feb 25, 2013

I can believe the price of hay. With the drought last summer and now supplies are running out.

Randysouthmississippi · Feb 25, 2013

Im still paying $5.00 for small squares and $30.00 for net wrap rolls its the best costal bermuda around here. Its good horse hay.

tomstractorsandtoys1 · Feb 25, 2013

I just sold fifth crop wrapped big squares weighing 1300 for $180 per bale RFV of 230.Bales were 30% moisture.

W_B · Feb 25, 2013

Paid $5 per square bail from my guy, that is delivered out of the field and stacked in my mow. Mostly orchard grass and alfalfa. Critters might get more hungry between feedings if it goes up too much more.

Today's load of Green Gold

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