What We Carry
Know What You’re Feeding
Four things, done properly: alfalfa, coastal, horse cubes and cow cubes.
Alfalfa
Bundles, Big Squares and Compressed
High protein for hard keepers, growing colts and anything you’re trying to put weight on.
21 bale bundle
Works out to $17 a bale, the cheapest way to buy it if you have somewhere dry to stack it. $336 a bundle.
Compressed bale
Banded and sliced into small bales, easy to throw in a truck bed and easy to stack. $18 a bale.
3×3 New Mexico
Big square out of New Mexico. Clean, green and heavy. $165 a bale.
Cubes
Easy to Feed, Easy to Store
No flakes to break apart and a lot less waste on the ground. Bags stack in a shed and totes go straight in the feeder.
The 17% horse cubes are alfalfa and nothing else — no binders, no fillers, and soft enough for an older horse with bad teeth. 50 lb bags at $15.50, forty to a pallet at $600 (a ton), or 2,000 lb totes at $500. The 12% cow cubes are an alfalfa-based range cube for stock cows: $11 a bag, $440 a pallet. Alfalfa grass cubes on request.
How Cubes Come
Bag, Pallet, Tote or Loose
50 lb bags
By the bag or by the pallet. Forty bags to a pallet, which is a ton even.
Super sack totes
Sold by weight. 2,000 lb totes, or half-ton minis if a full one is too much.
Loose and bulk
Totes, a dry van or a container if you are moving real tonnage. Call for availability.
Coastal
Rounds and Squares Off a Cut Field
Horse-quality rounds and small squares you can throw by hand. Same hay, two ways to feed it.
Coastal
Rounds and Squares
Our coastal rounds are horse quality. Clean, fine stemmed and no weeds through them.
Square bales
Small squares two people can throw. $10 a bale.
Round bales
Horse quality. $75 a bale.
Big grass squares
If you’d rather have grass hay in a big square than a round, say so and we can bring it in on a load.
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