09-26-2010, 06:41 PM
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Hay around here is about $5 + per bale now. I had a fit when I was paying $3.50/bale when I had horses 10 years ago.
Depends on the farmer who you get your hay from if he grows it for horses or for cows. I had a good guy that sold me premium hay/alfalfa mix for $3.00 / bale. Nice. I'd get 150 bales at a time and that was monthly for the 10 of them. These were 60# bales too, nice, big wire tied bales.
Trudi, take him up on the delivery! Sounds like you got a good deal if he's willing to deliver free because he's passing by anyway. I'd say that was worth the trip, time and gas today if you can set that up. If you don't go through that much hay you can always sell a bale off but if you keep it in a nice dry place, it keeps for ages.
Nice to know you have hillbillies there too..... string holding up his drawers!
Depends on the farmer who you get your hay from if he grows it for horses or for cows. I had a good guy that sold me premium hay/alfalfa mix for $3.00 / bale. Nice. I'd get 150 bales at a time and that was monthly for the 10 of them. These were 60# bales too, nice, big wire tied bales.
Trudi, take him up on the delivery! Sounds like you got a good deal if he's willing to deliver free because he's passing by anyway. I'd say that was worth the trip, time and gas today if you can set that up. If you don't go through that much hay you can always sell a bale off but if you keep it in a nice dry place, it keeps for ages.
Nice to know you have hillbillies there too..... string holding up his drawers!
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