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Heres one on ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/AG-WAY-Bale-Process ... dZViewItem

Ive found some listings one was for 200 acre's and it was really cheap, so iam guessing its going to be poor land thats going to need a deep well. Well hopefully this summer ill be able to head out there and check the country out. Maybe find better pieces. Mainly I want out of california

thats the area iam lookin. Is there a lot of land available out there. If so whats a good place to look for listings online. Hows the water in the high desert and whats the rainfall like.

Sorry I wasnt thinkin its harney county in eastern oregon. I believe its high desert. Yea I want solitude but I also need to live by a national forest so i can work and a hospital for my wife to work.

The area iam lookin is in harrison county. What areas would you suggest in oregon.

Really 5-8 tons an acre that would be nice. I most likely will end up irrigating the field i dont think were i want to go gets much rain.

yeah i probably could get 4 cuttings a year, but the property iam looking at buying will be in oregon. I dont think the growing season is as long but i dont know. If you dont mind me askin do you sell by the ton by the bale. Do you sell to locals, feedstores, or both. Thanks

I was thinking about goin with square bales also. I dont think i will need 80 acres of hay Iam probly goin to go with 30 to 40 acres of hay lets say 60-80 tons a cutting hoping on three cuttings a year that should be plenty for me.

what do you prefer round or square bales to sell?

is that 200 tons per acre or the whole thing. Iam thinking about getting some land about 240 acres. Iam trying to figure out how much land i can put into hay and how much i can do cows on. The cows will need to be feed in there winter time. I will be lookin to sell a little also.

I understand theres alot of variables. Iam just looking to see what people get from there fields

My question is what would be the average tons per acre you get from grass hay or alfalfa? I know this depends on location, pasture quality, and more, but Iam just trying to find an average tons per acre.