Posted by Barnyard Hay Delivery on August 25, 2023 at 10:00:21 from (75.180.195.243):
In Reply to: Hay Delivery fee for 2023 posted by Barnyard Hay Delivery on August 24, 2023 at 17:11:56:
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Yea, it's a touchy business I got myself into. I had no intention to stay when I got started, now it kinda hard to quit.
It is a delivery, I do sometimes help unload squares, but mostly customers.
I do support my local farmers. Most coastal squares are now bundled with baron cubed. 21 sq per bundle. I use a roller cart for rounds that are not so round. Some customers I never met or never see. I really don't have competition. Atheist none I see. This year it seems everyone is growing hay, so alot of horse people are getting their own. I have been at this 15 years. Nice to have a little extra picket change.
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