just wondering what kind of hay they hay and what price it brought...
I heard those HUGE ubersquare bales were really nice and that there were a few left on the lot? If so what do they do with them?? Are they available for purchase, or stuff that people couldnt haul at that moment?
can you haul them on a 1 ton pick up truck or do you need a fork lift or tractor to load on a trailer?
i thought you weren't suppose to sell it outside of the sale?The rest will be sold at the next auction which is on the thrid Sat. If you need something before then, PM me and I can set you up. If you want to see what they look like on the inside, you can come on over to my place in Mechanicsville and I'll show you.
They are EXTREMELY nice. I opened up mine and they are very leafy. More grass than alfalfa which is what I like. The absolute BEST hay.
i thought you weren't suppose to sell it outside of the sale?
That batch was bought by the auction to ensure the sale would have plenty of hay. The auction can decide to sell its hay as the board sees fit. Since I'm a board member, well . . . .
gotta love the perks on being on the 'ins' with the right folks! (its a good thing)
WOW, I cant imagine what the prices are going to be come Febuary for hay...if there is any. Loveville henyard had hay for $10.00 a bale.
I remember when I was a kid my daddy would buy a truck load delivered and put in the high hay loft (no elevator, mind ya) for 1 $ a bale.
130lb squares?? are they "small" bales? WOW, they are huge.How heavy are the 6 dollar bales. I'm in Ca. pay from 12 to 15 dollars a bale, but they usually weigh about 130 lbs? What are heavy bales? I have property in the poconos, in Pa. and may move some of my horses there this summer, want to know what to expect.
I actually have never heard of a hay auction. I usually take a truck and a long bed to Nevada and buy 4 to 6 tons to get the price down?
That batch was bought by the auction to ensure the sale would have plenty of hay. The auction can decide to sell its hay as the board sees fit. Since I'm a board member, well . . . .
I'm not sure i understand what you mean "since you're a board member". It is an individual board members decision or option to sell it as he/she sees fit or did they as a group decide to sell it outside of the auction?
Is the Auction house is now a hay reseller, and the hay left over will sell for the previous auction prices until the NEXT auction date? Or just that particular load?
At what price? The highest? Lowest? Median? That would be a great thing, provided there is any left over.
What is your problem?
Anyone interested in buying some large squares can either wait until the next auction or pm me.
Happy, if you TRULY want to know the inner workings of the auction then just give me a call; you have my number.
Thanks