Hannah Farms

08/29/2026

We had a pretty long break from hay, because of constant rain and significant flooding. Some fields are still really soft. Some fields are even still holding water, but we are hammered down mowing tedding and back to making hay while the sun shines 🌞

07/08/2026

🚜 Big News from Hannah Farms! 🌾

We're excited to make doing business with us even easier!

✅ We now accept all major credit cards and debit cards, giving you more flexibility when it's time to pay your invoice.

Need a larger load of hay but don't want to pay it all at once?

💳 We now offer financing on hay purchases of $500 or more!

Whether you're stocking up for the season or purchasing multiple bales, financing can help spread the cost into manageable payments over time.

As always, we appreciate your business and look forward to serving your agricultural needs.

📞 Contact us today for custom agricultural services or to ask about hay availability and financing options!
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07/06/2026

As we approach this years wheat harvest i always love the memories that come up. We are much more automated now. Still good memories ❤️

Marissa niko and jase !

06/30/2026

We also offer custom agricultural services. Contact us directly here on the page or you can text the number here below for more details

06/30/2026

🚜 We've been absolutely slammed this week mowing, tedding, raking, and baling hay!

One thing we've noticed is that a lot of folks don't realize hay doesn't magically go from standing in the field to a bale in one sunny afternoon. If only it worked that way! 😅 we typically need a couple days in a row of dry weather And mother nature really hasn't given us that this spring and summer. We've had many weeks of rain almost every day.

Besides not wanting to leave ruts in your field, the ground has to be dry enough for tractors, mowers, tedders, rakes, and balers to safely travel across it without sinking or causing damage.

Making quality hay is a process:
🌱 Mow it.
☀️ Let it dry.
🌾 Ted it to spread it out and speed up drying.
🔄 Rake it together
📦 Bale it only when the moisture is right.

Every one of those steps depends on dry weather. One dry afternoon isn't enough—especially after weeks of rain. We want to make the best hay possible, not moldy hay tainted in disappointment. 😉

We truly appreciate everyone's patience while Mother Nature keeps making the rules this season.

And to everyone working outside this week, please stay safe, drink plenty of water, and take breaks. This heat is no joke! ☀️💦

06/30/2026

🚜 The Green Machine lives!! 🟢

After sitting around waiting on parts like a diva demanding only the finest treatment, the green tractor is finally back in action. Let's all take a moment to appreciate it... because if hay season has taught us anything, it'll probably find another reason to break by Tuesday. 🤣

I'm convinced farming is just an endless game of, "What's broke now?" We fix the tractor... the mower decides it's done with blades, We fix the mower... the tractor throws a fit or a belt, Just when everything is running, something starts making a noise you've never heard before.

Today's highlight? We managed to find a manhole... in the middle of a hay field. 🤦‍♀️ You know... the same field we were told had no manhole. Apparently "no manholes" means manholes😂

Oh... and we also got to pay a little visit to Brent's skunk today, shes a neighborhood favorite 🦨🤣 Thankfully, we left smelling mostly like diesel fuel, fresh-cut hay, instead of skunk spray.

At this point it feels like we're on our 500th field of the day. I know we're not... but after enough fields they all blend together and you quit counting. You just keep going until it's dark, rains, or something breaks—whichever comes first.

The upside? We're chewing through first cutting hay pretty fast, attempting to get caught up, trying to stay one step ahead of the weather and two steps ahead of the repairs.

🌕 And seriously... if you haven't looked outside tonight, go check out that moon. It's absolutely beautiful. It might be the only thing today that didn't try to hit us, break down, or smell like a skunk. 😂🌾

06/30/2026

06/29/2026

While we wait for a belt and monday to arrive for the green tractor the ol 806 (1960's) edition came out today! We rolled coal all through tipton county hammer down trying to get all of the fields that need mowed for hay mowed. While we dodge everyday rain and parts runs, we are slowly but surely getting through hay season

06/15/2026

The little guys, mama can't feed him right now. Hoping for the best