
Hay for Sale in North Dakota (ND)
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Here is the closest hay for sale to North Dakota, nearest first. Or search near your town below. Have hay? Sell hay in North Dakota and buyers here see it first.
Hay in North Dakota averaged $90 per ton in September 2026 (USDA), up 5% from a year ago. North Dakota hay prices →
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About hay in North Dakota
Market update North Dakota hay averages $90 a ton in September See North Dakota hay prices →
- Grass and alfalfaGrass hay and alfalfa are the main crops.
- Long wintersCattle need hay for months.
- Drought swingsDry years can cut supply sharply.
North Dakota’s ranchers put up lots of round bales for long winters. When drought hits, the state’s hay hotline helps connect buyers and sellers.
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Questions about hay in North Dakota
Where can I buy hay in North Dakota?
This page shows the closest hay for sale to North Dakota, 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 North Dakota?
Hay in North Dakota averaged $90 per ton in September 2026 (USDA), with alfalfa at $96. See North Dakota hay prices for the price per bale, monthly history and market reports.
How much is a bale of hay in North Dakota?
At North Dakota's average of $90 per ton, a 55 lb small square bale works out to about $2.48, a 4x5 round bale of about 900 lb to about $41 and a 5x6 round bale of about 1,400 lb to about $63. Bale weights vary a lot, so ask the seller what theirs weigh. See North Dakota hay prices for more bale sizes.
Are hay prices in North Dakota higher than last year?
Yes. Hay in North Dakota averaged $90 a ton in September 2026, against $86 a year earlier (USDA), up 5%.
Is alfalfa hay more expensive than grass hay in North Dakota?
Yes. Alfalfa averaged $96 a ton in September 2026, against $68 for grass and other hay (USDA).
Does North Dakota have a hay hotline or hay directory?
Yes: the North Dakota Hay Hotline (ND Dept. of Agriculture) (701-328-5110) lists hay for sale in the state. You can also find hay on this page and search by town or ZIP code.
Is North Dakota in a drought?
44% of North Dakota was in drought on the November 10 U.S. Drought Monitor map, with 16% 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 North Dakota?
Post a hay ad with your town, bale type and price. Buyers near you in North Dakota and nearby states find it on the map and in searches.

