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Hay for sale & delivery in Grand County, UT

Alfalfa, grass and mixed hay sourced from certified growers and delivered to Grand County — horse hay for barns and stables, cattle hay by the semi-load for feedlots and ranches. Small squares, 3x4s, rounds. You tell us what you feed; we quote a delivered price per ton.

Local market

Hay in Grand County

Hay ground around Moab and Castle Valley is scarce, so most loads come from Emery, San Juan or western Colorado. US-191 deliveries to arenas and small acreages are routine.

Current market

Hay prices delivered to Grand County

Published hay prices are FOB the stack. Here's the current market and what the same hay runs delivered.

HayGradeRegionMarket FOB ($/ton)Delivered guide ($/ton)
AlfalfaGoodSouth Utah$250–$250$285–$285
AlfalfaPremiumSouth Utah$255–$255$290–$290
AlfalfaSupremeSouth Utah$260–$260$295–$295
Alfalfa/Grass MixPremiumSouth Utah$275–$300$310–$335
Forage Mix-Three WayGoodSouth Utah$200–$200$235–$235
Forage Mix-Three WayPremiumSouth Utah$235–$235$270–$270
AlfalfaSupremeUtah$250–$360$285–$395

FOB ranges: USDA AMS Utah Direct Hay Report (AMS_3731), September 24, 2026. Delivered guide = stack price + $22.92/ton freight (a 100-mile haul of 3x4 bales at $5.50 per loaded mile, $450 minimum per load, at $6.41 Rocky Mountain diesel (EIA, week of September 28, 2026)) + our $12/ton brokerage. Sellers: the FOB column is what comparable hay is bringing at the stack. Buyers: the delivered column is your all-in guide. Longer hauls, small squares and tight access change the freight — use the form below for an exact delivered quote.

The haul

Nearest hay-growing areas to Grand County

Freight is priced by the mile, so where the hay comes from sets your delivered price. These are the closest hay-growing areas to Grand County.

Hay areaRoad miles (est.)Freight, 3x4 bales ($/ton)
Emery County, UT115$26.35
Duchesne County, UT150$34.38
Sanpete County, UT155$35.52

Road miles are estimated between county seats (straight-line distance × 1.25). Freight = $5.50per loaded mile, $450 minimum per load, divided by 24 tons of 3x4 bales, at $6.41 Rocky Mountain diesel (EIA, week of September 28, 2026). Use the form below for an exact price.

Delivered guide

Alfalfa delivered to Grand County, by bale form

Priced from Emery County, about 115 road miles, on this week's FOB range. Fewer tons fit on a load of rounds or small squares, so their freight per ton is higher.

Bale formTons per loadFreight ($/ton)Alfalfa delivered ($/ton)
3x4 large squares24$26.35$288–$398
Rounds20$31.63$294–$404
Small squares16$39.53$302–$412

FOB range is the lowest and highest alfalfa quote in the market table above. Delivered = FOB + freight + $12/ton brokerage. Access, stacking and timing change the freight.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does hay cost delivered in Grand County, UT?+

As of September 24, 2026, the USDA AMS Utah Direct Hay Report (AMS_3731) puts alfalfa at $250–$360 per ton FOB the stack. Freight from Emery County, about 115 road miles runs about $26.35 per ton on 3x4 bales, and our brokerage is $12 per ton, so alfalfa delivered to Grand County, UT is about $288–$398 per ton. Rounds and small squares carry fewer tons per load, so their freight per ton is higher.

How is hay freight priced?+

A load costs $5.50 per loaded mile with a $450 minimum, because a local haul takes the truck about four hours whatever the mileage. Divide by the tons on the load: 24 for 3x4 bales, 20 for rounds, 16 for small squares. Both figures move with diesel; these are at $6.41 Rocky Mountain diesel (EIA, week of September 28, 2026).

Where does hay delivered to Grand County come from?+

The nearest hay-growing areas are Emery County, UT (about 115 road miles), Duchesne County, UT (about 150 road miles), Sanpete County, UT (about 155 road miles). We source from the closest stack that matches your hay type and grade.

Is the published hay price the delivered price?+

No. Published hay prices are FOB the stack, meaning the hay is priced where it sits and trucking is extra. A delivered price includes the freight to your barn, stable or feedlot.

What hay can I get delivered to Grand County?+

Alfalfa, grass, alfalfa/grass mix and straw, in small squares, 3x4 large squares, rounds or cubes. Tell us what you feed and the grade you want and we source to match.

How do I get a delivered hay price for Grand County, UT?+

Fill out the form on this page with your hay type, bale form and quantity. We reply with a delivered price per ton, usually the same day. There is no obligation.

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