BENTON CITY ALFALFA HAY FOR SALE Notice to our Valued Customers...
We are all sold out for the 2020 Hay Season.. Hope to hear from you Next year. Thanks again! Click here to call NOW 509-397-7703 We supply the Best Alfalfa Hay Products in the Tri Cities, Columbia Basin Area. We take great pride in the superior quality of our Equine Products Complimentary Samples Are Available!! If you are not sure what is the best feed for your horse we have information on each page of this website telling you about each type of hay and the RFV( Relative Food Values) for each kind. Our Hay Products Alfalfa Alfalfa Hay for Cattle We Offer Delivery of our Hay Products We can deliver our hay products directly to you, and will stack the load in your barn. You don't have to worry about getting a truck and paying someone to help you load, unload and stack your hay. We have the truck, we have the flatbed for the hay, and we will stack it neatly in your hay storage area for you. delivery areasOur area of delivery includes the entire Tri Cities area and within a 60 mile radius.
Horn Rapids Kennewick Finley Badger Canyon Pasco Eltopia West Pasco West Richland Benton City Prosser Burbank how much hay will I need? Horse owners need to decide how much hay they will need. The storage available will determine whether you can purchase your entire hay needs at one time or make several purchases at different times as space becomes available.
Different types of hay and different sizes of bales all have different weight. Horses being used in different ways have different nutritional needs. Pregnant mares and babies have different needs than older horses. You will want to get your babies off to the best health and growth as possible. Horses that are on pasture and only being used occasionally have different needs than horses being kept in a dry lot or stall and are being ridden and worked more. Larger horses have different needs than the smaller breeds such as Arabians. It is very important to try to keep your horse at the optimal weight. Not too thin as to see the hip bones, ribs etc. But not too heavy as to be overweight as this can cause other health issues. Talk to your veterinarian to make sure you are buying the best feed possible for the needs and requirements of your horse. Horses eat hay by the pound, not by the bale. To ensure that you have enough hay for your horses, it's critical to buy baled hay based on total weight rather than on number of bales. Please contact us at least 2 weeks Before you will need your hay.
Quotes are Free!
Simply fill in the quote box above. We need to know what type of feed you would like. We need to know what quantity you need. And we need to know if you would like delivery of your product. Our Equine Specialist will get back to you as soon as possible to give you a quote. You can call us. If you wish to speak to someone, give us a call. |
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