hay production

Corder Farms is a multi-generation family farm established in 1918, located in the Fall River Valley. It produces premium hay as its foundation, growing orchard grass, timothy, and alfalfa hay distributed to customers across the United States, including the performance horse and racing industries. The farm also grows garlic seed and wild rice through established long-term contracts.

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Heidel Hollow Farm, Inc., located in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, has been producing quality hays for the horse, livestock, and exotic animal market for over 50 years. Hay is baled in 3' x 4' x 8' big bales in the field and double compressed via a Steffen compressing system into 35 lb domestic bales and 75 lb export bales. The farm has exported hay overseas since 1974 through east coast ports. It also sells barley straw as a natural pond treatment and operates a farm store offering fresh eggs, potatoes, honey, jellies, jams, preserves, and fresh produce.

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Arbaugh Farm is located in the southeast part of West Virginia and was originally purchased by Julian Arbaugh's great-grandfather in 1925. It was a small dairy until about 1966, when production refocused on beef cattle and hay. In 2017 the farm added sorghum syrup and an on-farm flour mill. The Mill stone grinds heritage grains into cornmeal, grits, and various flours for retail and restaurants, and the farm also raises grass-fed beef cattle and produces small-batch sorghum syrup.

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