Andrew's Hay - Arlington WA - Quality Grass Hay, Straw, Haylage & Silage

Latest Hay News!

We are now out of hay and straw. We expect to begin harvesting in June.

Starting with the 2013 crop, we are forced by the State Dept. of Revenue to charge sales tax on all retail sales. Please see the Sales Tax Information box on our Products page to find if this applies to you.

Andrew's Hay is a grower and supplier of premium feed for horses, cattle, and other livestock, operating in the Stillaguamish valley, Snohomish County, Washington.

We are dedicated to providing affordable grass hay of consistent quality, grown locally and sold directly to the consumer, whether you need 5 bales or 5000.

Andrew's Hay offers 1st, 2nd, and 3rd cutting hay, in both small and large rectangular bales, as well as straw and round haylage bales. Pick yours up in the field and $ave!

We deliver to Snohomish, King, Skagit, and Island Counties, as far south as Duvall, east to Granite Falls, north to Mt. Vernon, and west to Camano and Whidbey Islands. We also deliver to Monroe, Oak Harbor, Stanwood, Darrington, Marysville, Snohomish, Everett, and Lakewood and even ship straw to Alaska for the Iditarod dogs!

Andrew's Hay Tips -
Preserve the quality of your hay with the following tips for storage:

Hay always keeps better in a dry, well-ventilated area.
Try to stack hay off the ground. Even concrete floors can cause the bottom layer to mold. Stacking on plastic tarp, hay chaff, or pallets is always a good idea.
The most important thing to remember is probably the most often overlooked: Always stack your bales on edge, so the strings are on the vertical sides of the bale. DON’T stack hay with the strings on the top and bottom. Stacking bales on edge lets the hay breathe. It will cure better, for sweet-smelling hay all winter long.

Andrew's dad, Paul, tedding with a classic John Deere Model G.