Hay for Sale in Ohio (OH)
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Browse 1 hay listing in Ohio from sellers near Hillsboro. Find round and square hay bales for sale, alfalfa, grass hay and more, listed by local sellers. Contact sellers directly, with no account needed. Have hay to sell? Sell hay in Ohio for free.
Hay in Ohio averaged $191 per ton in September 2026 (USDA), up 9% from a year ago. Ohio hay prices →
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Alfalfa/grass mix hay, small square bales
Hillsboro, Ohio1
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About hay in Ohio
Market update Ohio hay prices up in September; alfalfa at $215 a ton See Ohio hay prices →
- Alfalfa and grassAlfalfa, timothy and orchardgrass mixes are common.
- Wet springsRain often delays first cutting.
- Horse and Amish farmsMany small squares go to horse owners.
Ohio grows hay for horses, dairy and beef cattle. Wet springs make the first cutting hard to get dry, and horse owners often prefer later cuttings that are leafy and dust-free.
💲 Hay price$191/tonUSDA average, September 2026Alfalfa $215 · Grass & other $170Bale costs & market reports →
🌵 Drought watch0%in droughtDryModerateSevereExtremeNone of Ohio was in drought on the November 3 U.S. Drought Monitor map (16% abnormally dry).Ohio on Drought.govDrought Monitor mapDrought help for hay buyers
☎️ State hay directoryOhio hay directory (Ohio Dept. of Agriculture)The state’s own list of hay for sale, handy in dry years.
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Questions about hay in Ohio
Where can I buy hay in Ohio?
This page lists 1 hay ad in Ohio from local sellers, including round and square bales, alfalfa, grass hay and straw. Contact sellers directly from each ad, with no account needed. To see the closest hay to you, search by town or ZIP code above.
How much does hay cost in Ohio?
Hay in Ohio averaged $191 per ton in September 2026 (USDA), with alfalfa at $215. See Ohio hay prices for the price per bale, monthly history and market reports.
How much is a bale of hay in Ohio?
At Ohio's average of $191 per ton, a 55 lb small square bale works out to about $5.25, a 4x5 round bale of about 900 lb to about $86 and a 5x6 round bale of about 1,400 lb to about $134. Bale weights vary a lot, so ask the seller what theirs weigh. See Ohio hay prices for more bale sizes.
Are hay prices in Ohio higher than last year?
Yes. Hay in Ohio averaged $191 a ton in September 2026, against $176 a year earlier (USDA), up 9%.
Is alfalfa hay more expensive than grass hay in Ohio?
Yes. Alfalfa averaged $215 a ton in September 2026, against $170 for grass and other hay (USDA).
Does Ohio have a hay hotline or hay directory?
Yes: the Ohio hay directory (Ohio Dept. of Agriculture) lists hay for sale in the state. You can also find hay on this page and search by town or ZIP code.
Is Ohio in a drought?
None of Ohio was in drought on the November 3 U.S. Drought Monitor map (16% abnormally dry). 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 Ohio?
Post a hay ad with your town, bale type and price. Buyers near you in Ohio and nearby states find it on the map and in searches.
