Horse hay for sale near Armstrong, grown clean in the Spallumcheen valley.

No — pickup is by appointment only, from the farm at 1142 Thomas Hayes Road in Spallumcheen. Give us a call or send a request and we’ll book a time that works.

It’s priced by the bale, and the price drops as you haul more: $20 each under 10 bales, $18 each from 10 to 20, and $15 each at 20 or more. Same hay either way.

Standard rectangular small squares, around 55 lb each. Easy to handle, stack and store — you can load them by hand without a tractor.

Our fields are spray-free: no herbicides and no pesticides, ever. We’re not a certified-organic operation, but nothing goes on the hay your horse eats — just sun, soil and the Spallumcheen valley.

Grass hay is lower in sugar and protein, which suits easy keepers, seniors and free-choice feeding. The 50/50 grass-alfalfa carries more protein and energy for performance, growing or hard-keeping horses. Not sure? Tell us about your horses and we’ll point you the right way.

Yes. We carry first, second and third cut and keep hay in the barn year round, while supply lasts. Reserving ahead is the surest way to lock in what you need.

Right here. The farm is on Thomas Hayes Road in Spallumcheen, a few minutes from Armstrong, and horse owners haul from across the North Okanagan — Armstrong, Spallumcheen, Enderby, Vernon, Lumby and Coldstream. Pickup is by appointment; call or text (250) 550-8040 to set a time.

Almost always. We keep first, second and third cut in the barn year round, while supply lasts — so there’s clean square-bale hay on hand even through winter, when most local sellers have sold out. Reserve ahead to lock in what you need.

We grow two fields — a pure grass hay and a 50/50 grass-alfalfa — rather than a single named species like timothy or orchard grass. The grass hay fills the same role: lower-sugar, palatable forage for easy keepers and seniors, while the grass-alfalfa adds protein and energy. Tell us about your horses and we’ll point you to the right one.