Hay Prices the year

Reid1650 · Apr 29, 2009

What are yall chargin for small squares delivered? I charged 5 last year and will start out with that this year. Im outside of louisville, ky

GordoSD · Apr 29, 2009

3.50 for alfalfa in SD. But everyone is out. Best price is to barn them in the summer, and sell in the winter. I sell about 500 a year to one customer for 2.50 and he picks them up out of the field with his Dad. (I drive the pickup).

Gordo

Vito · Apr 29, 2009

1st or 2nd cutting?

Vito

Anonymous-0 · Apr 29, 2009

6-8 dollars, price went up as supply went down.
3rd cutting looks like cut yesterday, 70 # avg.

Sold out.

JOCCO · Apr 30, 2009

ESTIMATE $3-4

Anonymous-0 · Apr 30, 2009

(quoted from post at 17:35:12 04/29/09) 6-8 dollars, price went up as supply went down.
3rd cutting looks like cut yesterday, 70 # avg.

Sold out.

That's kinda like give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day, teach him to fish and he'll eat forever.

Hold your stuff and scalp people when they are in a pinch and you'll last awhile, be fair and honest and you'll last as long as your grass grows.

I'm out of hay this year and went to a guy. He asked what I'd pay for a round bail. I said 27 bucks cause that's what another guy was charging, he said OK. When I picked up 3, he charged me 75 bucks. Guess who I buy 50 rounds from this summer............

People complain about horse people alot more than horse people complain about crooks...........

Ever wonder about that???

Dave

lust for rust · Apr 30, 2009

I charged 3.50 last year, and will probably raise mine a little. I am on the lower side in this area.

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