Poll: What is hay going for in your area?

I live in the Scottish Borders and it looks like our new season hay is going to be around £35-38 for a big round bale if we can get any. I'm taking a share of some Canadian hay that's being imported and won't be any cheaper but is guaranteed to arrive!

In Vermont you can buy 40lb square bales for $2-$3 (first cut grass hay) and $4-$5 (second cut grass hay). A 400lb round bale of good quality grass hay usually costs around $30-$40.

I am currently interning for a horse farm in Utah as well and they get a 75lb square bale (grass hay) for about $12-$14. Even though the bales weigh more I still think that's super expensive!

Coastal bermuda- 30-35 lb bales, $7-10. I'm in Texas, so we're definitely feeling the effects of last year's drought. We've had a decent year rain wise this year, so maybe next year it'll be a bit better. I buy local hay.

Michigan- Grass Hay, 50 lbs, $4-$8 per bale.

...And I thought we were bad...

Sounds like it isn't going so good with other states, right now my friends are having a hard time finding a 2nd cutting of hay.

I live in North West Florida and grass hay is about $5.50 for a 40lb bale.

Pennsylvania-grass/alfalfa mix,45 lb bales $3

KY - grass mix - 35-40 lb - $4

Individuals sell for $2.50 but after years of bad experiences buying from idiots, I prefer to get mine through the boys I know at my Southern States... Peace of mind and good service is worth the extra couple bucks. Plus they give me free hay when I smile pretty. :)

Virginia

$4-5

45lb

for a circular bale of haylage about £7.50

hey! i live in indiana northeast! wbu? lol umm not sure my 2nd cousin sells hay and haven check in with him latley but he has really good hay! umm probably around 10 too but at our local feed store its probably 6$ but idk we have had nice grass latly so we havent had to buy any.