
Hay for Sale in Oklahoma (OK)
Browse 3 hay listings in Oklahoma from sellers near Ada, Clayton and Kingfisher. 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 Oklahoma for free.
Hay in Oklahoma averaged $105 per ton in July 2026 (USDA). Oklahoma hay prices →
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Featured Ada, Oklahoma
4x6 Rounds $35 Per Roll
Featured Clayton, OklahomaWheat Hay
Kingfisher, OklahomaAbout hay in Oklahoma
Market update Oklahoma alfalfa holds at $225 a ton for good hay See Oklahoma hay prices →
- Bermuda and prairie hayBermudagrass and native prairie hay are big crops.
- Drought yearsDroughts can cut supply and raise prices fast.
- Cattle countryBeef herds use most of the hay.
Oklahoma grows bermudagrass, prairie hay and alfalfa for its large cattle herds. Drought is the big risk, and in dry years hay may come from neighboring states.
🌾 Hay sold in Oklahoma
- Alfalfa
- Mixed Grass
- Soybean
- Bermuda Grass
- Bluestem Grass
- Grass
- Prairie/Meadow Grass
📍 Towns with hay listed
Questions about hay in Oklahoma
Where can I buy hay in Oklahoma?
This page lists 3 hay ads in Oklahoma 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 Oklahoma?
Hay in Oklahoma averaged $105 per ton in July 2026 (USDA), with alfalfa at $188. See Oklahoma hay prices for the price per bale, monthly history and market reports.
How much is a bale of hay in Oklahoma?
At Oklahoma's average of $105 per ton, a 55 lb small square bale works out to about $2.89, a 4x5 round bale of about 900 lb to about $47 and a 5x6 round bale of about 1,400 lb to about $74. Bale weights vary a lot, so ask the seller what theirs weigh. See Oklahoma hay prices for more bale sizes.
What kinds of hay are sold in Oklahoma?
USDA's recent market reports for Oklahoma show sales of alfalfa, mixed grass, soybean, bermuda grass, bluestem grass, grass, prairie/meadow grass, in bale types from small squares to large rounds.
Is Oklahoma in a drought?
95% of Oklahoma was in drought on the October 13 U.S. Drought Monitor map, with 80% 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 Oklahoma?
Post a free hay ad with your town, bale type and price. It shows on the map and in searches by buyers near you in Oklahoma and nearby states, for 12 months. We give free ads a quick look before they go live; Featured ads ($25) go live as soon as you pay, once they pass a quick automatic check, and rank higher in local searches.