What is round hay selling for in your areas

[trackrat]

at Dallas it is priced at 40 to 50 a bale, last winter we sold less than 50 bales, most people around here have sold most of their cattle the ones who haven't rase their own hay and have plenty left over from last year several of my customers aren't even going to bale anything this year, puts us in a tight spot

 

[bmaverick]

70 to 80 a large round with the white plastic wrap here in southern WI.

My livestock wastes too much with rounds, I do the large squares.

 

[joeysmith]

Hoping to get 35 out of this year's that hasn't been put up yet

Gave away half of last years an got 20/bale out of the other 50 just a few weeks ago.

Southern ks

 

[flying belgian]

Southern Mn. It's got to be really nice stuff to get 60.

 

[jhwis]

at Dallas it is priced at 40 to 50 a bale, last winter we sold less than 50 bales, most people around here have sold most of their cattle the ones who haven't rase their own hay and have plenty left over from last year several of my customers aren't even going to bale anything this year, puts us in a tight spot

Last year's selling at 25-30. Central Wisconsin

 

[da.bees]

I think $40-$50 is where it settles this year. I saw $20 asking price recently for 2025 Bermuda with a few weeds..

 

[RobCons]

Bahai for horses is around $50/bale. Cow mix is around $30/bale. Delivery is usually extra. A few dollars per bale or a minimum of $100 or so.

 

[Tx Jim]

I've purchased fertilized 4X5.5 rd bales of grass hay for $35 delivered & 4X5+ rd bales of Sudan for $30 & $40 delivered to my place.

 

[Destroked 450]

In my part of Ky I sell 4x5 grass bales for $35 per roll picked up, wrapped hay goes for $40-50 per roll
I use most of my hay and only sell some overage to a few neighbors, usually no more than 50-100 rolls

 

[paul]

My hay tends to be ripe or coarse hay from the wet ground and brings 20-30 more or less all the time.

Looks like $30-50 covers most hay so far at the auction, but with the cool spring and pop up showers very few have mad a good cutting to sell yet. I’m expecting a flood of better stuff this week as there was finally a window last weekend to make some ok hay.

Typically ‘here’ in southern MN if it’s difficult to make hay it means it’s wet and so there will be lots of hay, prospects for a good second cutting are high, and pastures are tall and green, so hay demand is fairly low with only the best of the best hay bringing $60 as Flying mentioned. Folks know there will be plenty around.

Paul

 

[sandcastle1]

$50 per bale, 4x4, stored indoors, with a hay analysis to show what you are getting.