Things People Ask Us

4920 Fairview Rd, Millsap, TX 76066. Parker County, about twenty minutes west of Weatherford. There’s a map and a directions link on the contact page.

Please do. We’re usually outside and often on a loader, and a call means somebody is there to load you instead of you sitting in the drive.

We put semi loads on the road. Shipping is most of what moves the price, so call with the quantity and the town it’s going to and we’ll quote you what it costs today.

Protein and what’s in them. The horse cubes run 17% and are alfalfa and nothing else, no binders and no fillers, and they’re soft, which matters for an older horse. The cow cubes run 12% and are an alfalfa-based range cube built for stock cows.

Forty 50 lb bags, a ton even. That’s the same for the 17% horse cubes and the 12% cow cubes.

2,000 lb totes on the 17% alfalfa cubes, and half-ton mini totes if a full one is more than your loader wants to pick up.

The rounds are. Clean, fine stemmed, no weeds through them. The squares are small bales meant to be easy to handle and easy to feed out.

Yes. Alfalfa, coastal or cubes, full trailer, priced for the load rather than the bale. Feed stores, big outfits and anybody putting up a winter’s worth at once.

Freight. The hay doesn’t change but what it costs to get it here does, so the list is what it runs today rather than a promise for the season.

Off the ground and under a roof if you can manage it. Hay that sits on dirt wicks moisture up through the bottom bales and hay that sits in the weather loses the outside layer.

Sometimes. Alfalfa grass cubes and grass hay in big squares are both things we can bring in on a load. Ask and we’ll tell you straight whether we can get it.

Yes, and a fair bit of what leaves here goes that way. Semi loads of alfalfa, coastal or cubes, priced for the load rather than the bale. Call with what you move in a month and we’ll work out a number that holds up.

Come on. We’ll help you load, but bring your own straps. We’re not going to tie it down for you and then watch it come off on the highway.