'Hay Available' Listing

In an effort to serve those local individuals who either need forages, or have forages for sale, we continue to maintain the following "Hay Listing" in our office and at this web site. If you have hay for sale, you are welcome to be placed on this list by contacting our office at 740.653.5419 extension 0, or e-mail smith.263@osu.edu

No warranty is expressed or implied by OSU Extension as to the quality or condition of any hay, straw or forage that is listed below.

Will Duvall, Bremen
4 x 4 round bales and square bales, mixed & alfalfa/OG
Ph: 740.503.9036

Craig Getz, Baltimore
alfalfa/orchard grass in large round and small square bales
clover/fesue in large round bales
Delivery is available
Ph: 740.215.6085

Todd Joos, Lancaster
square bales of mixed hay
Ph: 740.808.1436

Cathie Kreiger, The Wilds at Cumberland OH
1st cutting mixed grass hay for sale, 3,000 bale of small squares, baled this season, no delivery available
price is 2.50 per bale
Call 740-638-5030 ext. 2804, ask for Cathie Kreager

Jan Roberts, Lancaster
2011 1st cutting alfalfa/OG small square bales
Ph: 740.969.2033

Lester Sharp, Bremen
large round bales of mixed hay
Ph: 740.569.7641

Steve Smith, Johnstown
Small square and large round bales
Good quality, grass, grass/legume, and legume hay, several cuttings
Cell: 614.419.4710

Eric Valentine, Lancaster
large round bales of mixed hay and alfalfa
Cell: 614.206.3043

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