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What is hay selling for in your area?.
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Posted by Jonfarmer on June 01, 2006 at 08:07:10 from (165.121.144.81):
Wondering what hay sells for in the south and midwest?. I have always heard hay sells good in some areas of the country every year because there is always a drought or some sort of natural disaster that ruins hay production somewhere. Question, how much do people get for hay in areas like that?, I mean, with the price of fuel if I gave them the hay for free by the time it gets trucked cross country from Vermont, thats going to be some mighty expensive hay, so is there any money to be made shipping hay across the country?. Got a chance to possibly rent 150 acres of very nice hay and it sounds like there is going to be droughts this year, but the question is, can I make any money? and also, is it the small square bales that always sell good?.
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