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Alan B.

08-04-2006 12:36:18

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Does anybody have any hay for sale at a decent price? Just talked to a hay trader and he wanted $8:50 a bale looked like it had been rained on at least twice and stacked outside. I am talking pure junk I am in north Texas and am willing to drive aways to get it we are feeding every day here will be out by the end of the month. If we dont get some rain soon hay wont be needed as most of our ponds are nearly dried up. Boy aint farming fun. Thanks guys Alan B.

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RickL

08-05-2006 19:59:57

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Re: Hay!!!!!!!!! in reply to Alan B., 08-04-2006 12:36:18

Have some left yet and will be cutting again next week ship in 53ft van trailers

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430WLPG

08-05-2006 17:05:33

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Re: Hay!!!!!!!!! in reply to Alan B., 08-04-2006 12:36:18

What part of North Texas are you? we're going to have some crp Blue stem big round bales pretty quick(baling right now)I'm in Sw Okla.

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Fancy Farm

08-05-2006 20:32:52

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Re: Hay!!!!!!!!! in reply to 430WLPG, 08-05-2006 17:05:33

If we bailed crp here in Ky they would put us in the big house and throw away the key. I just had the crp police out checking on my crp land just looking for a way to fine me.We have a lot of that going on here sure would like to know where that money is going.

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Joe in Ne

08-05-2006 07:30:22

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Re: Hay!!!!!!!!! in reply to Alan B., 08-04-2006 12:36:18

Why don't you just ship the cows up here! There's still some pasture and going to be lots of corn stalks soon. I can handle two or three hundred head myself.

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kyhayman

08-04-2006 20:38:24

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Re: Hay!!!!!!!!! in reply to Alan B., 08-04-2006 12:36:18

Price of hay it seems to be directly tied to the price of diesel. I've got right at 500 rolls for sale now, sitting in the barn in Kentucky. Maybe another 500 in the next few weeks. I cant see trucking hay very far with these fuel prices though. If you can figure a way to get it there, at a price you can afford, we can definitely do business. I did sell two semi loads of small squares of 135RFV alfalfa/orchard grass to a broker who was taking it to Oklahoma. I dont know what he was getting for it but he paid $3.00 a bale here, self loaded.

Have you checked on rail prices?

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Nebraska Cowman

08-04-2006 16:31:01

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Re: Hay!!!!!!!!! in reply to Alan B., 08-04-2006 12:36:18

Prices are FOB per ton and I see truckloads going south every day.

Platte Valley of Nebraska: Alfalfa: Supreme small square bales (RFV >185) 160.00. Premium large square bales (RFV 170-185) 125.00-135.00; Fair to Good large square bales (RFV 130-150) 90.00-110.00. Good large round bales 85.00 to 90.00. Fair large round bales 80.00. Grass: Good large rounds 60.00-80.00. Oats Hay: Large square bales 80.00. Straw: Large round bales 60.00. Alfalfa, ground and delivered to feedlots 120.00. Dehydrated alfalfa pellets,
17 percent protein: 150.00.

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08-04-2006 16:06:29

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Re: Hay!!!!!!!!! in reply to Alan B., 08-04-2006 12:36:18

I've got 2000 bales of no-rain/no-mold grass hay here in Madison, WI. They are good tight Hesston bales. $2/bale. Email is on so let me know if you want to work something out.

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Alan B.

08-04-2006 18:14:00

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Re: Hay!!!!!!!!! in reply to e, 08-04-2006 16:06:29

Thanks quys Was hoping for something closer all the quotes I have had on trucking are running around $3.25 a mile I just cant afford to keep feeding them 7 and 8 dollar a bale hay. Looks like auction time is drawing closer every day we dont get rain. Wish i was close enough to get some of the 2 to 2.50 cent grass hay. It may just rain sunday we have a 10 percent chance. lol I may be calling on some you guys if nothing else comes along closer. May have to sell some of my old Iron for hay and boy that hurts.

Thanks Alan B.

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John17

08-04-2006 15:52:29

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Re: Hay!!!!!!!!! in reply to Alan B., 08-04-2006 12:36:18

We used to get hay in our times of need through our church. Maybe you all could get together and form some sort of co-op to get your hay shipped too you at a discount. We had a few members of our church that drove truck, they donated there time, and we would pay his expenses. I hope you can get those cattle to market, if nothing else. Good luck. JohnG

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Jeff Oliver

08-04-2006 15:07:16

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Re: Hay!!!!!!!!! in reply to Alan B., 08-04-2006 12:36:18

How much are you wanting? I am in Northwest Tn, and if your willing to come get it I am sure we can make you a really good deal on some. Good grass hay in rolls for $20 and square bales for probably $2-2.50. 50-60 pound bale. Email me at tlmkr38@yahoo.com if inerested. WE have about 40 rolls right now and probably 200-300 bales and the second cutting will be starting within a couple of weeks if not sooner.

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Reaver

08-04-2006 14:50:05

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Re: Hay!!!!!!!!! in reply to Alan B., 08-04-2006 12:36:18

Southwest Indiana - My father has approx 60 large round bales...approx 5 X 6 of mainly fescue/grass hay he will sell for $20 per bale...come and get it...no way to ship...he can load though.
Email me if interested and I can get you his phone #.
Reaver

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Tex Aggie

08-04-2006 14:00:58

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Re: Hay!!!!!!!!! in reply to Alan B., 08-04-2006 12:36:18

no hay down in central texas (hamilton) either.

we are out. need rain desperately. no grass in pastures, tanks are drying up. going to plant everything in oats for grazing, but if no rain???

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hillbillyOH

08-04-2006 13:02:57

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Re: Hay!!!!!!!!! in reply to Alan B., 08-04-2006 12:36:18

It's a long way from TX, but my neighbor has a couple semi-loads of good first-cutting afalfa/timothy that's just waiting for a buyer. These are nice heavy bales, made without rain.

There's a lot of hay in this area.

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