Jeff Roberts Farms / J&M Ag

06/05/2026

🌱 Check out this view of our 3rd cutting!

Our son took all of the footage and did all of the editing himself, and we couldn't be more proud.

Watching him take an interest in the farm and capture what we do every day is pretty special.

This is what family farming is all about—working together, learning new skills, and creating memories along the way.

We hope you enjoy seeing our fields through his eyes! 🚜💚

05/12/2026

🌾 We have ONE stack left available! 🌾
It won’t last long — if you’ve been needing hay, now’s the time!

05/10/2026

05/10/2026

Corn is growing! 🌽

05/08/2026

🌾 QUALITY YOU CAN SEE… AND NOW BACKED BY TEST RESULTS 🌾

At Jeff Roberts Farms, we believe quality hay starts in the field — and our latest lab results help prove what’s in every bale. 💪🐴🐮

✔️ Kern County grown
✔️ High forage quality
✔️ Great protein levels
✔️ Properly cured, low moisture hay
✔️ Horse & cattle quality alfalfa

Our latest test results came back with:
🌱 RFV: 160
🌱 RFQ: 153
🌱 Crude Protein: 19.7%

That means:
✅ Strong feed value
✅ Good leaf retention
✅ Quality nutrition you can feel confident feeding

🔥 ONLY 4 STACKS LEFT AVAILABLE 🔥
💲 $15/bale on stack orders

Locally grown hay just hits different. 🌾🚜

📍 Jeff Roberts Farms – Kern County Grown
📲 Call or Text: 661-330-8654

05/05/2026

Local hay just hits different 🌾🔥

There’s a big difference between hay that’s:
🚛 Hauled in from who-knows-where…
VS
🌱 Grown right here in your backyard

Locally grown alfalfa means:
✔️ Fresher = better nutrition
✔️ Less handling = more leaf, less waste
✔️ No long-distance trucking = better pricing

Why pay extra for miles… when you can buy quality close to home?

Jeff Roberts Farms
📍 Kern County Grown
📲 661-330-8654

05/04/2026

Jeff Roberts Farms
🌾 Premium Alfalfa Hay
📍 Grown Local in Kern County
💲 $16 per bale
✔️ Family Owned & Operated
✔️ Horse Quality Hay
✔️ Clean, Green, Fresh Cut
🚜 Discounts available on
Stacks & Truckload Orders
📞 Call or Text: 661-330-8654

04/27/2026

“Spa day” planting corn 🌽 and wild cow sighting. Never a dull moment on the farm 😂