Independent forage analysis

📄Lab report (PDF)Example labs · 20-bale composite · Aug 20, 2026

A forage analysis describes the nutrition of a composite sample from this lot. It is not a safety test. Forage analyses do not detect blister beetles, botulism, foreign objects, or contamination in any individual bale. Open every bale you feed and look at it, the way you would with hay from any source.

timothy, 1st Cut

Pool delivery to the Delivery area set by the first stop area · Lot Demo1

$7.00/ bale$147.00/ bundle

$280/ton$0.140/lb

50 lb bale, lighter than our standard 60 lb square

$147.00 per bundle (21 bales, about 1.5 horse-months) + your freight share, itemized below

About this hay

bundled two string, average 50 lb bales, supplier declared
Sold by the bundle: one machine lift, 1,050 lb
Lot-traced from this listing to your receipt
Freight shared by weight on the open ledger

Goodfor cool season grass

UtilityFairGoodPremiumSupreme

crude protein 9.3% · NDF 61% · dry matter basis

Suits

Low sugar and starch, 9.2%Easy keepersNot enough for hard keepers aloneCalcium to phosphorus 1.1 to 1, pair with a balancer

The sugar and starch figure is the lab's measurement. AgBid does not yet give feeding advice on it, so take this number to your vet for a metabolic horse.

Lab report on file. Type and weeds are not lab-tested. Those are checked from the bale and again off the truck. Read the lab report or download it. See every value.

$147.00 / bundle

24 bundles still open

Truck leaves Thursday, Sep 24 · expected arrival the same day in the Delivery area set by the first stop area

Still forming. Pool must reach 24 bundles to ship, with every stop at its minimum. Freight shown is a ceiling: the carrier's final quote replaces it before the truck is confirmed and only ever comes down. You pay that or less.

✓ You authorize a maximum and pay that or less
✓ Never charged if the truck does not fill
✓ Every dollar on the open ledger
✓ Payment through Stripe, AgBid mediates

Friends in the area?

Every neighbor who joins lowers everyone's freight split, including yours. Bring a friend onto your stop and you also split the stop charges. Same hay, same truck, less money.

Works for anyone within about 75 miles of Delivery area set by the first stop.

Delivery stops (0 of 4) · 0 of 4 barns aboard

No stops yet. Start the first claim and set the pace.

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What the truck costs, line by line

Hauled by AgBid-arranged trucking, price being finalized. The truck's lines are split by weight across every barn aboard. Each stop pays its own stop charge.

Truck and driver: $2,600.00
Fuel: $900.00
Tarps, straps and permits: $400.00
Broker's fee: $624.00
Cushion on the ceiling. Comes back to you if the final quote is lower: $452.40
Each delivery stop: $75.00
Extra driving between drop-offs: $3.50/mile

The rules of this pool

A delivery stop qualifies for the route at 11 bundles: 231 bales, 11,550 lb, $1,617.00 of hay. One barn can take that alone, or neighbors share the stop until it adds up. There is no minimum purchase.
One stop of 8+ bundles must exist before smaller stops confirm.
Pool must reach 24 bundles to ship, with every stop at its minimum. The truck holds 24, and every bundle past the minimum lowers everyone's freight.
Cutoff Sunday, Sep 20, 1 PM, four days before the truck leaves. That is the last moment this pool takes a commitment: after it the grower books the carrier against the weight already in. If the bar is never reached, every commitment is released the same hour and you are never charged for a truck that does not roll.