Squares 4 to 5 bucks a bale for alfalfa and this year about 75 to 60 bucks a ton for round. That is this years price.

I used to raise alfalfa and sell hay and I would average 85 bucks a ton from year to year. I had no problem selling hay.

Heck I give my hay away 8-10 big round bales most years just to get rid of it, I don't need the fire hazard and cover that close to the house for critters to get my chickens! No use for it and no equipment to work it anyways better it be gone I give to a landowner I trap on so it works out for both of us.

me too......saves me cutting!!! no livestock anymore...2 tons per acre...fired a menonnite for not doing it when ready.

35 a large round bale..less and less doing small bales now

$3 a bale

3.00 delivered and stacked in the barn.

Square bales are between $2.00 and $6.00 each with first cutting grass on the low end and second cutting alfalfa on the high end. Round bales are $20.00 to $45.00.

Keith

When I started working for farmers almost 40 years ago hay was going for $3.00 a small bale for cattle hay and $5.00 for the good stuff in small bales.

Hunted ducks at Rice lake for years down your way!

Local hay is $5 per 40 pound bale for 1st cut, 6.50 for second cut. Can get Canadian hay (trucked in) for $10 per 50 pound bale. Profit margin at $5 and less per bale have to be tight given needed field care for productive acreage.

I’m in the second most forested state which has significant rock, low soil productivity, and acidic soils.

6.00 bucks for top notch Bermuda. 5 for good Bermuda/bahia.

45 and 35 respectively for round bales.

Drought here.Last year big round $40, small square $4. This year $80-$100 and $6.

Thanks for the good responses.