Be a little cautious on the horse hay. I am in horse country, so I can sell my hay easily. But even here the last recession put a big dent in the number of horses people own. I'd guess the horse population nationwide is down at least 20 to 25 %. Hobby horse hay buyers buy small quanties at a time so they are a pain in the butt to deal with and load up. Check to see if you have many big horse operations in your area and go talk to them. If you sell to a hay broker, who then resells the hay some distance away, he is going to get a big cut for handling and transportation. Horse hay is a market but is not without a downside.
The easiest horse hay to sell is just a straight grass mix of orchard and timothy. No rain, square bales, stored inside. very dry, no mold.
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