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Nebraska Hay Prices

Nebraska hay is averaging $163/ton across 34 USDA auction observations in the past two weeks. Prices range $90–$350/ton depending on commodity and quality.

Source: USDA Agricultural Marketing Service · Latest report: May 21, 2026 · 34 auction observations · Updated 2026-05-26

This week's Nebraska hay prices by type

CommodityQualityLow $/tonHigh $/tonAvg $/tonObs
Alfalfa$92$350$23013
AlfalfaFair/Good$100$132$1184
AlfalfaGood$120$250$1823
Prairie/Meadow GrassGood/Premium$92$300$2203
Corn Stalk$120$140$1302
GrassGood$110$150$1302
Wheat$115$135$1252
AlfalfaPremium$215$215$2151
AlfalfaSupreme$245$245$2451
GrassGood/Premium$90$90$901
Millet$180$180$1801
Prairie/Meadow GrassGood$95$95$951

Nebraska hay prices by region and auction

Region / AuctionLow $/tonHigh $/tonAvg $/tonObs
Nebraska - Platte Valley$90$350$16111
Nebraska - West$115$320$20810
Nebraska - Central$92$300$1558
Nebraska - East$110$350$2345
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FAQ

How much does hay cost per ton in Nebraska right now?

Nebraska Alfalfa (—) is averaging $230/ton in the latest USDA auction reports, with prices ranging $92–$350/ton.

How often are Nebraska hay prices updated?

HayWire publishes Nebraska hay prices every week using USDA Agricultural Marketing Service auction reports. Data refreshes Mondays.

Where can I buy hay in Nebraska?

You can browse Nebraska hay listings on HayWire's marketplace and compare every seller's asking price to live USDA auction averages so you don't overpay.