Every hay seller we can find within 75 miles — farm websites, classifieds, and direct quotes — compared on one board in true cost per ton. Free, no sign-up.
All prices below are real — verified June 10, 2026 from seller websites, current classifieds, and email quotes.
1st cut square, median
$9.00
range $5 – $12.49/bale
2nd cut square, median
$10.00
more coming in July
Market rate per ton
~$453
small squares, est. weights
Sellers tracked
29
23 verified prices · June 10
Private seller — Lebanon, CT~50 mi
$6.00/bale · square, ~40 lb · timothy/orchard 1st cut · baled June 8, out of the field · delivery available
Canadian timothy, 2nd cut grass, western alfalfa · "pricing changes daily — call" · conveyor delivery into your loft · ton discounts
Dealer website603-893-3739
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Hay buying near Rehoboth, MA — June 2026
What does hay cost in southeastern Massachusetts right now?
Fresh 1st cut squares are running $6–9/bale direct from farms and fields (it's cutting season), $11.75–12.49 at feed stores. The verified median is $9.00/bale for a ~45 lb square — about $453/ton. 2nd cut is scarcer until July and runs $10–14.75.
Why does bale weight matter more than price?
Real June 2026 example from this board: two Taunton sellers both charge about $12/bale — but one's bales run 45 lb (≈$533/ton) and the other's run 20–30 lb (≈$940/ton). Same sticker, nearly double the real cost. When an ad doesn't state weight, that's the first question to ask.
Should I count delivery in the price?
Always compare delivered cost if you can't haul. A $6 field-pickup bale an hour away in Connecticut can lose to an $9 local bale once you count the truck, trailer, and your Saturday — or win big if you're taking 200 bales.
When is the best time to buy?
Right now, roughly. 1st cutting is coming off the fields (several listings on this board were baled within the past week) and field prices are the year's lowest. Prices climb through fall and peak in late winter when supply is scarcest — buy as early as your storage allows.
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