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Need hay? Contact Noble Foundation

Apr 14, 2009 10:44 AM

Buyers in need of hay in Oklahoma and neighboring states may find it worthwhile to check out the Noble Foundation’s online hay listing service. Noble ag consultant Jim Johnson, Ardmore, OK, reports that as of late March there were 34 listings on the site with sellers primarily from Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas. “We had quite a few new listings this year,” says Johnson. “The listings stay on the site for six months unless the seller requests they be removed before that time is up.” The listing service is free to buyers and sellers. For more details, contact Johnson at 580-224-6431 or jpjohnson@noble.org.

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