Vol. I · No. 22 · Tuesday, July 28, 2026
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Washington Hay Prices

Washington hay is averaging $211/ton across 35 exact USDA auction trades in recent reports (latest Jul 20, 2026). Prices range $100–$350/ton depending on commodity and quality.

Source: USDA Agricultural Marketing Service · 35 auction observations · Latest auction report: July 20, 2026 · Page updated 2026-07-29

Washington hay prices by type

CommodityQualityLow $/tonHigh $/tonAvg $/tonObs
AlfalfaGood/Premium$185$225$2028
AlfalfaPremium/Supreme$190$225$2106
Timothy GrassGood/Premium$240$270$2515
AlfalfaFair/Good$170$185$1753
AlfalfaUtility/Fair$165$165$1652
Orchard GrassGood/Premium$170$170$1702
Timothy GrassFair/Good$220$240$2302
Timothy GrassGood$224$350$2872
AlfalfaPremium$185$185$1851
Bluegrass$100$100$1001
Orchard GrassPremium$350$350$3501
Timothy GrassPremium$274$274$2741
Timothy GrassUtility/Fair$140$140$1401
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FAQ

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

Washington Alfalfa (Good/Premium) is averaging $202/ton in the latest USDA auction reports, with prices ranging $185–$225/ton.

How often are Washington hay prices updated?

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

Where can I buy hay in Washington?

Check the Washington USDA auction averages and price trend on this page before you buy, so you know what a fair price is and can benchmark any seller's quote against the live market.