Pricing Our Products
Hay Cube Price 1250 lb bags Effective June 6, 2016
Picked up at our Paso Robles Warehouse
One bag..........................$215 each
Two or more bags...........$210 each
Four or more bags..........$205 each
Six or more bags.............$200 each
North County Delivery South County Delivery
One bag.........................$235 ea .....$245
Two or more bags.......$230 ea ......$240
Four or more bags......$225 ea ......$235
One time $20 refundable deposit on the bag.
We handle all four hay cube products that are produced by Harlan Feed.
- Alfalfa Hay Cubes: This is our highest protein content cube. Great for bred mares and growing foals but we always reccommend that it be fed with a high quality grain or grass hay.
- Alfalfa and Oat Hay Mix: 30 to 35% Oat Hay. Our most popular product combines top quality Alfalfa with the best Oat Hay grown in the Sacramento Valley. A perfect blend for any horse on the ranch.
- Alfalfa and Teff Grass Hay: 35 to 40% Teff Grass Hay. A new product using Teff Grass which compares favorably with Timothy Hay. Lower protein and lower sugar than the other hay cubes that we sell. See the web links in the right hand column of our web page and start your own research.
- Alfalfa, Oat and Ground Corn: 70% Alfalfa, 20% Oat Hay and 10% Ground Corn. Our hottest feed, be ready to run. We do not reccommend this cube blend unless you are riding or exercising your horses on a daily basis.
We always have the Oat blend and some of the Teff blend in stock but call ahead so that we may special order the other two products listed.
TO SCHEDULE A DELIVERY OF HAY CUBES OR SHAVINGS......PLEASE TRY TO GIVE US ABOUT A WEEKS NOTICE
Shavings Prices
Shavings prices have gone up slightly but only $.20 per bag, our first price change in years. Buy 2 pallets or more (45 bags per pallet) and SAVE that $.20 per bag or $9.00 per pallet
Picked up at our warehouse
1-100 bags.........$5.80 per bag
Delivered North County: Delivered South County:
$6.20 per bag $6.40 per bag
Minimum Delivery Order......One Pallet
One Pallet= 45 bags of shavings
Give us a call for competitive pricing for direct truckload deliveries to the Fairgrounds, Your Ranch or Your Event Location
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Theodore Roosevelt
What's New:
California High School Rodeo Finals June 6-19
Qualifiers from our own District #7 include:
District 7 qualifiers to the state rodeo championships:
· Taite Stickler, San Luis High School, competed in boys’ cutting, reined cow horse, steer wrestling, team roping (heeler) and tie down roping.
· Tyree Cochrane, Arroyo Grande High School, competed in goat tying and .22 light rifle.
· Lynnde Cole, Arroyo Grande High School, competed in breakaway roping.
· Alea Cunningham, Arroyo Grande High School, competed in barrel racing, breakaway roping and pole bending.
· Riley Gajdos, Paso Robles High School, competed in girls’ cutting.
· Jared Javadi, Templeton High School, competed in boys’ cutting and .22 light rifle.
· Ryan Jennings, Paso Robles High School, competed in team roping (heeler).
· Sadie Noblitt, San Luis High School, competed in breakaway, girls’ cutting and queen competition.
· Garrett Oliveira, Atascadero High School, competed in bull riding.
· Chance Ruffoni, Arroyo Grande High School, competed in boys’ cutting, steer wrestling, team roping (heeler), tie down roping.
· Antonio Silva, Mission Prep High School, competed in boys’ cutting and .22 light rifle.
· Clay Simons, Templeton High School, competed in team roping (header).
· Hannah Thoming, Arroyo Grande High School, competed in barrel racing.
· Blaize Twisselman, Atascadero High School, competed in team roping (heeler).
· Kathryn Varian, Paso Robles High School, competed in barrel racing, breakaway roping, girls’ cutting and pole bending.
· Rhett Varian, Paso Robles High School, competed in team roping (header) and .22 light rifle.
· Tucker Allen, Nordoff High School in Ventura County, competed in steer wrestling, team roping (header) and tie down roping.
· Greg Fariss, Olive Grove Charter School in Santa Ynez, competed in steer wrestling.
· Josie Ferrante, Newbury Park High School in Ventura, competed in girls’ cutting, goat tying and reined cow horse.
· Lauren Flaherty, Santa Ynez Valley Union High School, competed in barrel racing, girls’ cutting, team roping (heeler) and pole bending.
· Lauren Hopkins, Liberty High School in Ventura County, competed in goat tying.
· Karlie Huguenard, Righetti High School in Santa Maria, competed barrel racing.
· Chance Leatherman, Santa Susana High School, competed in boys’ cutting and reined cow horse.
· Cutter Machado, Righetti High School in Santa maria, competed in team roping (header).
· Dominic Patino, Frontier High School, competed in boys’ cutting and tie down roping.
· Gabriella Patino, Frontier High School, competed in team roping (header).
· Tanner Patino, Righetti High School in Santa Maria, competed in tie down roping.
· Darbie Pond, Righetti High School in Santa Maria, competed in breakaway roping, goat tying and pole bending.
· Ethan Usher, Santa Ynez Valley Union High School, competed in steer wrestling and .22 light rifle.
· Maggie Usher, Santa Ynez Valley Union High School, competed in goat tying, pole bending and .22 light rifle.
· Tanner Vorst, Visalia Technical High School, competed in bull riding.
Hay cubes are the best source of roughage for your horses
Where to Find Us:
We are at 3500, #7 Dry Creek Road next to the Paso Robles Airport but be sure to call before you come.
Call Don:
Phone: 805 459-0399
Teff Grass Cubes
We now have Teff Grass and Alfalfa Combination Hay Cubes.
Yes they are 35% Teff Grass and 65% Alfalfa.
And the good news?
The price is the same as the Oat & Alfalfa and the straight Alfalfa Cubes.
Teff Grass is proving to be an excellent replacement for the more expensive Timothy Hay.
If your horse is having digestive or metabolic problems, Teff Combination Cubes may be a good option for you.
Check out this website and others to find out for yourself.
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