Northview Farm LLC - Bermuda Grass Hay

11/29/2016

We've still got about 1,000 small square bales and we put our last cutting up in 4x5 net wrapped round bales. $5/bale on the small squares and $35/bale on the rounds. Come and get them!

08/06/2016

Over 3,000 good dry bales of hay in the barn. Pure bermuda and put up right. We can load your flatbed. $5 a bale for 60 lb bales.

05/22/2016

Bones - Rock Star Trail Horse, Registered Tennessee Walking Horse

Great big teddy bear of a trail horse. Perfect for a rider of any age or skill level. $2,500

Bones is a 15 year old registered Tennessee Walking Horse. She stands 15.2 HH. She is a go anywhere do anything trail horse. She started out on the TWH show ...

05/22/2016

Boogie: Gaited Fox Trotter and Caspian Pony Cross

Rare pony for a small or young rider. Let me know if anyone is interested. $2,500

Boogie is a 5 year old gaited Fox Trotter & Caspian pony. She was DNA tested and is mostly Fox Trotter with Caspian. Caspians are a very rare breed and one o...

03/29/2016

We are SOLD OUT!

11/30/2015

Premium Bermuda Horse Hay - Barn Sale Price Update!!!

As your hay sheds start filling up we want to empty ours! Come get this premium hay out of our enclosed barn for $5/bale until it runs out.

We produce the highest quality Bermuda Grass Hay possible. We irrigate and fertilize between every cutting and harvest every 21 - 28 days. This produces very fine, nutrient rich hay that horses love.

09/21/2015

Much like the T-Rex in the original Jurassic Park our Black Angus heifer constantly tests the electric fence that makes up the pasture enclosure. Unfortunately, she found it down yesterday and made her escape. So far, no sign of her.

If you live around the Strafford, Marshfield, or Rogersville area and hear of a loose black angus heifer/cow on the loose, please let us know. She's solid black, about 800 lbs, and has two red fly tags, one in each ear.

09/15/2015

Fall is here and our hay season is over. Bermuda doesn't like the cold nights and is going dormant for the cool months. Never fear, we still managed to put up more than 9,000 bales of premium quality Bermuda Grass horse hay.

Those bales are available out of our enclosed hay shed for $7/bale. We sold out last year by Thanksgiving so don't wait to fill up your hay barn. Located between Strafford and Marshfield in SW Missouri. Delivery available and credit cards accepted for a small service fee. Let us know how we can help.

08/06/2015

Missouri Misery: Wettest Crop Season on Record?

Missouri Misery: Wettest Crop Season on Record?

The Show Me State got its fill of rainfall this season.

07/28/2015

We fire up the baler today and expect to drop about 2,500 bales. Get a discount on your horse hay this year and help us clear out the field at the same time.

07/26/2015

No Comparison: Weather of 2015 Stands Alone

No Comparison: Weather of 2015 Stands Alone

Allendale’s Ryan Martin explains how the weather of 2015 is different from other notable growing seasons.

07/26/2015

10 Dry days in the forecast! Every tractor in Southwest Missouri will be running full bore this week. We are no exception. Come see us today for discounted hay out of the field. We will load your flatbed trailers ourselves using our 10 bale grapple system.

High quality horse hay is going to be in short supply this winter. Don't wait to fill your lofts.

07/10/2015

In the past 30 days we've had 18.4 inches of rain. Over the last 60 days we've had 25.66. According to the MO Ag Dept 35% of this years first cutting forage is still maturing in the fields. What's this mean for hay buyers?

Be careful what you get. Most hay loses it's nutritional value the longer it is left in the field. This means that while the fields are full of hay, it is nutritionally suspect. Our fist cutting was taken 30 days go and is represented by 3000 bales in our enclosed hay shed. Hopefully, with the next dry spell we will add another 5,000 bales.

Drought or flood, please come see us for your forage needs.

07/02/2015

3.25 inches in 36 hours. Has this been a wet year or what? We were able to put away over 3,000 great bales on our first cutting. Those are in the barn and available for $7/bale. Unfortunately, nearly 1000 bales were still in the field when the rains hit. We busted them open in an attempt to dry and salvage, but too much rain came and they were lost.

Our hope is that things start drying out again after the 4th and we can take our second cutting. Stay tuned!

06/07/2015

We are cutting! Discounted hay out of the field starting Tuesday June 9th! $6.00/bale out of the field. $7.00/bale out of the barn. 60 lb bales.

06/02/2015

We were hoping to be cutting and baling hay this week. One thing farming teaches you is that you can't fight nature. With nearly 3 inches of rain in as many days our field is too wet to make hay. As much as we want to cut it we won't take the chance on moldy bales. Better to let the ground dry a few more days first. Stay tuned and thanks for your patience.

05/26/2015

With all the rain our hay field is beautiful, green, and very lush. The only trick now is waiting for a window to put it all up dry. Hopefully we can cut it down, get it dry, and bale it next week. We will have a discount for all bales bought and loaded out of the field. Bales will be $6 out of the field and $7 out of the barn.