Willowview Hill Farm Hay Sales
Horse hay cured by Mother Nature with no additives, preservatives or chemicals.
2011 First cut timothy/mixed grasses currently available.
$4.00 per bale. Mulch hay $1.25 per bale.
For over ten years Willowview Hill Farm has been producing organically grown, green as a dollar bill horse hay. We pride ourselves on ensuring it is clean and sweet. Our hay is a timothy/mixed grass hay, specifically cured by horse owners for horses and cured the old fashioned way, Mother Nature.
Grown in the beautiful Catskill Mountain region of New York, the area is pristine and supplies New York City with its' water supply, and is part of the protected watershed. We harvest the hay using state of the art equipment to properly cure and dry the hay. The process is organic, no preservatives or dry down agents or chemical products are used. Many dry down agents and the over twenty or so chemcial preservatives added to hay have not been tested for safety in horses..and while you may not smell or see them these ingredients may cause respiratory and other health issues in horses.
The hay is baled in uniform 12x18x36 inch bales and are the small square bales that are easily handled around the barn by the whole family. They weigh approximately 35 pounds on average, and are sold by the bale. So whether you want a pick up load or a tractor trailer load, you can choose.
Please check your satisfaction with the product before loading at time of pick up.
All hay we sell is stored inside.
Payment must be made in cash at time of pick up. A receipt will be provided to you or your driver.
Regular Pricing:
25 Bales (Min) pending 2011 diesel prices
51-100 Bales pending 2011 diesel prices
Over 200 Bales pending 2011 diesel prices
Hay storage: We recommend that you store hay string side on the vertical, with gaps between bales for air circulation. Hay of above 14% moisture is a fire hazard and should never be stacked . Good air circulation is extremely important. Please consult your local Fire Department with questions. Safe storage practices are your responsibility.
