
Hay for Sale in Florida (FL)
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Here is the closest hay for sale to Florida, nearest first. Or search near your town below. Have hay? Sell hay in Florida for free and buyers here see it first.
Hay in Florida averaged $120 per ton in 2025 (USDA yearly average). Florida hay prices →
Showing the 7 closest hay ads to Florida, nearest first.
Bushwater Farms
Featured Colquitt, Georgia2026 Coastal Bermuda Hay For Sale
Featured Sylvania, GeorgiaHORSE QUALITY ALFALFA HAY AVAILABLE
Wilsonville, AlabamaCow Hay
Featured Vinemont, AlabamaSmall square bales of Bermuda hay
Maryville, TennesseeSell hay in Florida
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About hay in Florida
Market update Florida hay averaged $120 a ton in 2025 See Florida hay prices →
- Warm-season grassesBermudagrass, bahiagrass and perennial peanut hay are the main crops.
- Rain and humidityAfternoon storms make dry hay hard to make. Baleage is common.
- Horse countryCentral Florida’s horse farms buy a lot of hay, much of it shipped in.
Florida’s long season grows plenty of grass, but the rainy summer makes putting up dry hay a challenge. Horse owners often buy hay shipped from other states, while cattle operations rely on local round bales and baleage.
Questions about hay in Florida
Where can I buy hay in Florida?
This page shows the closest hay for sale to Florida, nearest first, including nearby states. Search by town or ZIP code above to sort ads by distance from you.
How much does hay cost in Florida?
Hay in Florida averaged $120 per ton in 2025 (yearly average) (USDA). See Florida hay prices for the price per bale, monthly history and market reports.
How much is a bale of hay in Florida?
At Florida's average of $120 per ton, a 55 lb small square bale works out to about $3.30, a 4x5 round bale of about 900 lb to about $54 and a 5x6 round bale of about 1,400 lb to about $84. Bale weights vary a lot, so ask the seller what theirs weigh. See Florida hay prices for more bale sizes.
Is Florida in a drought?
9% of Florida was in drought on the November 3 U.S. Drought Monitor map, with 1% in severe drought or worse. The map is updated every Thursday. In dry years hay can get scarce, so buyers often look to nearby states too.
How do I sell hay in Florida?
Post a hay ad with your town, bale type and price. Buyers near you in Florida and nearby states find it on the map and in searches.


