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Re: selling hay for under cost?
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Posted by Luke S on November 07, 2006 at 12:13:41 from (65.161.251.246):
In Reply to: selling hay for under cost? posted by Tim Shultz on November 07, 2006 at 11:22:39:
I don't know, here in east central Missouri, I am getting $3.50 a bale for 50lbs bales of orchard grass/clover mix. All of it goes to the St.louis horse industry, of which I know many of. I never keep a bale in storage longer than 30 days, it all is gone before then. I never thought my hay was that good, but according to all my customers it is top notch. There are a lot of guys selling stuff that looks like straw for $4.00 in St.Louis. I have been debating building a hay shed just for squares big enough to handle a New Holland stack wagon and going that way, as I can sell every bale I can make, but I have been holding off as I'll spend $15000 pretty quick on a shed and an old stackwagon, but I don't know maybe I should do it?
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