Stage 1 · What you feed
Animals, numbers and current forage.
Four things for horse and livestock owners, with honest answers about every load.
Hay is not a standard product. The same field produces different hay in a first and second cutting, and a wet season changes everything. We tell you which cutting a load is from and what it looks like, and we would rather lose a sale than send you something that is not what you asked for.
Animals, numbers and current forage.
See and handle a bale yourself.
Per bale, with delivery stated.
What you saw, not a substitute.
Taken properly, from multiple bales.
Independent, not our own claim.
Given to you in full.
Who decides what it means.
For an easy keeper, a metabolic horse or a performance diet, guesswork is not good enough. We arrange analysis through an independent laboratory and give you the report as it comes. What to do with those numbers is a conversation for your vet or nutritionist, not for us.
Running out of hay on a Sunday is how people end up buying whatever is available at any price. A standing order sized to your actual consumption means the next load arrives before that happens, and we stack it where you want it.
What you actually go through.
Set so you never hit empty.
With stacking where you want it.
Changed as herd or season changes.
Bedding type and how much you use.
Added to the hay delivery.
Quantities that fit your space.
Added to the standing order.
There is no sense paying a second delivery charge for bedding. We bring it on the same truck as the hay, in quantities that suit your storage rather than whatever the pallet happens to be.
Tell us what you feed and we will show you a bale. Free, with no obligation.