I make my own hay but ran out and didn't have quite enough due to the drought. I don't like how high the prices have gotten, but I can either pay it when I have to or sell out and take up basket weaving. Supply and demand and also fuel prices. I don't like it, but it is what it is.
Some of the stuff shipped into Texas has been good and some of it is crap somebody unloaded. Just have to inspect the bales before buying.
I don't complain to the sellers as I don't know what they paid or what the shipping was. Fuel is not cheap and the bales are coming from half way across the country. There's several places I can buy from and believe me I do shop around for best prices.
What ticks me off is locals who have old hay or crop residue that are sticking it to their neighbors just because they can. The hay dealers are simply working a niche business.
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