All hay is located in Monroe, Utah. We can bale either 3 string bales ( approx 115 lbs ) or big 4′x4′ “1″ ton bales and will normally have them on hand to cover your needs. We strive to provide our customers with high quality horse and dairy hay. This year we have added some fields which have Orchard Grass/ Alfalfa mix to our selection ( approx. 60% / 40% ) so if your looking for a mix we have it or straight Alfalfa we have that as well. So give us a call to check on current prices and availability.
05/15/2012
The sprinklers are on now as of April 30 th and the fields are getting green again for a change. Fertilizer & weed killers have been sprayed, had the plane fly by this week and spray for bugs. Won’t be long now :)
12/04/2011
It’s been a busy summer and now with winter knocking on our door we are sold out. Thank you to all of our clients, we look forward to being able to serve your needs again next year. Until then we hope you have a great winter. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to everyone from all of us here at Putter Butt Farms.
10/24/2011
Hay has still been going out the barn door this week at a pretty fast pace. We are down to one semi load of grass mix and one semi load of alfalfa hay both in 3 string bales here at our place. We still have access to some more 3 string bales in the area and some 1 ton alfalfa bales of various quality grades. But don’t wait to long as when its gone its gone this winter !
10/07/2011
The grass mix that I baled up few days ago is going fast, loaded out almost half of it today. There is a bit over 400 bales left in the barn. Looked like winter out there today only made it up to 48 for the high, snowing in the mtn’s. around the area.
10/06/2011
Wow our first winter storm hit here this week, glad the hay was all up and in the barn. Snow, rain and freezing temps. have moved into the area here and it is just the first week of October.
10/01/2011
We have had a good third cut with approx. 40 tons of grass / alfalfa mix and another 60 tons of alfalfa stacked in the barn now. This will be the last cut of the year it looks like since fall is coming on fast now. All of the 1st & 2nd cut hay is gone in 3 string bales but there is a pretty good selection of big 1 ton bales still over at the other yard that is available for those who need large bales.
09/25/2011
Justing sitting here this morning wondering were the summer has gone already. Its been a busy one so far. This past week has been very busy with hauling hay out of the barn, mowing the fields for the 3rd cut and just getting ready for the fall putting equipment away. All the remaining hay from 1st and 2nd cut was hauled out during this past week to a local dairy and to Boulder City, Nv to some horse owners we know. Will be baling up the 3rd cut this coming week and getting it in the barn before any bad weather comes back it looks like, that will be nice. We had some 10 days of rain during the second which made a real mess of things.cut
08/04/2011
One of those days you would rather just forget, fast moving summer rain storm dumping a 1/2″ of rain on top of raked hay before you could bale it up. Looks like snow falling but just big rain drops. It made our driveway back to the hay look like a river in just a couple of minutes.
05/22/2011
Our Hesston 4690 3 string baler showed up today and we said goodby to the 2 string baler as it went down the road. We should make the swap in the next week or so on the 1095 New Holland Bale Wagon to go along with the new baler. Saying goodby to the 1068 bale wagon will not hurt my feelings as the 1095 has AC, Stereo, nice cab and a door. Shut the door and keep the dust, heat and bugs outside for the summer, nice. This should make for better bales for the horse hay and less work ( more comfortable work ) in gathering them all up.
We also will be baling up some extra ground this year with the addition of approx. 50 acres of grass / alfalfa mix fields. This will add to the selection of horse hay which we will be offering from straight alfalfa, the 50/50 grass alfalfa mix.
03/09/2011
Winter is trying to move out of here and the spring work is getting underway in Monroe. Were looking forward to a another beautiful spring and summer. Lets hope for a great season this year, we look forward to serving your hay needs.
02/04/2011
As of yesterday we are sold out of hay till the second half of June 2011. If your in need of hay gives us a call and we will try to find you some in the area.
01-25-2011
At the present time the only hay we have left is approx. 210 small 2 string bales from the second cut. Its been under cover in the barn since baling but does have just a bit of minor rain damage, just bleaching of color no mold. The big bales we put up at the same time all went for dairy hay so still good quality hay. Call if your interested we can load with a tractor & bale handler on your trailer.
