Sierra Farming Has #1 and #2 Grade Alfalfa Hay
We provide hay in any quantity from a bale to a stack, to a semi-load, at Sierra Farming Hay Sales. We also have grass mixes available, and occasionally cow hay and rained-on hay. Please ask.
We load our customer’s bales and stacks of hay from our barn, where it is stored. We offer discounted pricing on semi-loads, 20-ton minimum. We need one-day notice for full semi-loads, cash on delivery (pickup at our barn). We will be happy to assist you with arranging truckload deliveries.
Sierra Farming Has #1 and #2 Grade Alfalfa Hay
Why buy from Sierra Farming Hay Sales? Quality and consistency. You are buying directly from the grower, no middleman; you keep the savings!!
Our local customers haul their hay in pickup trucks, small trailers, and gooseneck trailers. Sierra Farming Hay is baled in approximately 100-pound three-string bales. We can also arrange sales of 3×4 square bales in truckloads.
Please contact us for pricing or questions.
What’s Currently Available at Sierra Farming
Call us at 520-251-2821 for details. We have truckload deliveries to Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Florida.
Current Inventory
3-string 100 pound bales
Fancy, #1, & #2 Quality Alfalfa
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