Hay? That’s cattle Feed. You mean STRAW, which would be the waste shaft from Wheat, or Barley or Oats, not Hay. Big difference in how you request it. Straw is what you would want for a top layer after seeding or for bedding if you had livestock. Straw is not readily available until mid summer or unless a local farmer has a barn full of it.
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If it is straw bales you are looking for Southern States usually have them.
Hay? That’s cattle Feed. You mean STRAW, which would be the waste shaft from Wheat, or Barley or Oats, not Hay. Big difference in how you request it. Straw is what you would want for a top layer after seeding or for bedding if you had livestock. Straw is not readily available until mid summer or unless a local farmer has a barn full of it.
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Chris, you might try calling the Wardensville Farmers Market. If they don’t have hay bales, perhaps they’d have a lead for you. Phone:
304-470-8050.