We annually put up approximately 300 tons of hay in net wrapped round bales. To ensure availability, we encourage you to place your order early in the hay season, but feel free to contact us at any time regarding your hay needs.
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The hay is primarily comprised of native western wheatgrass from creek-bottom fields. About a third of the hay fields contain varying amounts of volunteer alfalfa. |
Hay is also harvested from one 40 acre native dryland field,
which is comprised of western wheatgrass, green needlegrass
and alfalfa.
The tines of our rotary rake do not contact the ground and therefore do not deposit dirt into the windrow. This makes for much cleaner hay crop with a lower ash content. No more dusty hay - horses love it! It also leaves the old grass (litter) on the ground, which helps to shade the ground and build soil. |
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We triple net wrap our large round bales, which average approximately 1,650 pounds and measure 60" x 66". All hay is tested and separated accordingly. |
