If you’re a horse person, than you know what it’s like. One day there’s one horse in the barn, then there’s 3, then 5, and then you can’t find enough hay to feed them all. Finding quality hay in Oregon can be especially tough, even more so when you live on the coast.

The difference between us and ‘Valley Hay’

Shortly after moving to the Oregon coast, we made our first trip to the feed store. We quickly learned the term ‘valley hay’. Valley hay refers to hay grown in the Willamette valley and is usually either a Fescue, Ryegrass, or occasionally orchard blend. Valley hay is extremely efficient at delivering the horses ample fiber, which is essential to their diet, but often lack the sugars and nutrient density required for a balanced diet.

If you feed your horse’s valley hay then you probably supplement their diet with grain to deliver the other necessary nutrients. While this is fine, we were unhappy with the quality hay we could find locally and felt as though we shouldn’t have to regularly supplement. So we went searching.

Lush, Green, High Quality Hay, delivered from Eastern Oregon.

Available Now

New Orchard Grass Blend hay baled in 3-tie bales, with an approximate weight of 100-105 lbs. This hay is a blend of 65% orchard, 25% brome, and 10% blue grass for lower sugar and carbs.

This is perfect horse hay! Baled and stored properly with no rain, minimum moisture, and is very clean!

We also have a second cutting of alfalfa ready to be sold! Bales weight between 140-150 lbs, and is extremely beautiful and vibrant in color.

Pricing

Orchard Blend $21/bale with 4 bale minimum. Alfalfa $23/bale with 4 bale minimum.

Fill out the form below, or call us, to get your hay!

Easily the best quality hay i’ve seen in years! I almost forgot what good hay looked like. That you so much lbcf, my horses are so happy.
Theresa Brown