Hay for sale & delivery in Wayne County, UT

Alfalfa, grass and mixed hay sourced from certified growers and delivered to Wayne 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 Wayne County

Loa, Bicknell and Torrey grow high-elevation alfalfa and grass hay in the upper Fremont valley. Wayne County buyers usually source local first, with SR-24 hauls filling the gaps.

Current market

Hay prices delivered to Wayne 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)
AlfalfaSupremeUtah$250–$360$290–$400
AlfalfaSupremeSouth Utah$260–$260$300–$300
AlfalfaPremiumSouth Utah$255–$255$295–$295
AlfalfaGoodSouth Utah$250–$250$290–$290
Alfalfa/Grass MixPremiumSouth Utah$275–$300$315–$340
Forage Mix-Three WayPremiumSouth Utah$235–$235$275–$275
Forage Mix-Three WayGoodSouth Utah$200–$200$240–$240

FOB ranges: USDA AMS Utah Direct Hay Report (AMS_3731), September 24, 2026. Delivered guide = stack price + a $28/ton freight allowance (typical ~100-mile haul) + 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 Wayne 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 Wayne County.

Hay areaRoad miles (est.)Against the delivered guide
Sevier County, UT45Within the guide's haul
Beaver County, UT70Within the guide's haul
Sanpete County, UT75Within the guide's haul

Road miles are estimated between county seats (straight-line distance × 1.25). The delivered guide above assumes a ~100-mile haul. Use the form below for an exact price.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does hay cost delivered in Wayne 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. Our delivered guide adds a $28/ton freight allowance for a typical 100-mile haul and $12/ton brokerage, which works out to about $290–$400 per ton delivered. The nearest hay-growing area, Sevier County, is about 45 road miles away, inside the 100 miles that guide assumes.

Where does hay delivered to Wayne County come from?+

The nearest hay-growing areas are Sevier County, UT (about 45 road miles), Beaver County, UT (about 70 road miles), Sanpete County, UT (about 75 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 Wayne 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 Wayne 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.