Made with care, experience, and a whole lot of watching the weather.

Hay & Straw Grown with Experience

For nearly 50 years, our family has been involved in haymaking, combining generations of farming experience with a commitment to producing quality forage.

At K & T's Family Farm, we understand that good hay starts in the field. From choosing the right time to cut to carefully monitoring weather conditions, every step of the process matters.

Our hay is grown and harvested on our farm, while our wheat straw comes from neighboring farms. Both are carefully baled and handled with attention to quality.

Quality Hay From Our Fields

Our hay comes from our own fields, which have been cared for by our family for generations. Over the years, these fields have received organic matter from cattle manure, helping return nutrients to the soil and support productive hay fields.

We take pride in producing quality hay. We carefully consider the weather, the condition of the crop, and the right time to cut and bale.

Our hay season typically begins in May and continues through September, allowing us to produce multiple cuttings throughout the growing season.

Our farm has traditionally produced mixed-grass hay containing timothy, tall fescue, orchard grass, and clover. More recently, we have expanded our hay production to include alfalfa and clover mixes, offering additional forage options for horses, cattle, goats, and other livestock. The composition of our hay varies by field and cutting.

“You can’t make hay if the sun don’t shine!”

— Mr. Dave

Our Wheat Straw

Our wheat straw comes from our neighbors' wheat fields. Once the wheat has been harvested, we get to work baling the straw and bringing it into our barn.

Straw baling usually takes place around the Fourth of July, often during some of the hottest days of summer! It's hard, dusty work, but it's an important part of our farming season.

We use straw on our own farm and make the rest available to customers for livestock bedding, gardening, fall decorations, and other uses.

What Our Customers Say

“I've never gotten a bad bale.”

— Lentz

“My horse won't eat any other hay."

— Ashley

Hay & Straw Pricing

FIRST CUTTING

Mixed-Grass Hay — $6 per bale

Alfalfa or Clover Mix — $7 per bale

SECOND AND THIRD CUTTING

Mixed-Grass Hay — $7 per bale

Alfalfa or Clover Mix — $8 per bale

WHEAT STRAW

Wheat Straw — $5 per bale

Prices are per small square bale. Availability varies by cutting and season. Please contact us for current inventory and delivery options.