Round hay bales scattered across a dry harvested field, the kind we haul around Edmonton and Leduc, Alberta

Alberta hay delivery

Round bales, delivered.

Post your hay haul. Local drivers with pickups and hay trailers take it at the posted estimate or send a bid. You pick who hauls it. Edmonton, Leduc, Camrose and the county.

Estimate shown up front. The formula is public. You pay the driver directly.

Pickups + hay trailers

10-bale and 17-bale units run by local drivers. Not a semi, not a Super B.

Take it or bid

Drivers take your haul at the estimate or send their own price. You compare and confirm.

A number first

Pin the stack and the barn. See kilometres and a dollar range.

Ratings both ways

Shippers rate drivers and drivers rate shippers after every delivery. Problems go to admin.

The job

Feed at the barn, not a classified ad.

People search hay for sale because the horses are going through a round a week and the stack in the field is twenty kilometres away. The drivers here are the truck in the middle of that sentence.

You have hay: bought, cut, or sitting at a neighbour’s. Post the haul and local drivers with a pickup and a 10- or 17-bale trailer get a text. They take it at the estimate or bid, you confirm one, and the bales end up at your feeder or barn door. Edmonton, Sherwood Park, Leduc, New Sarepta, Hay Lakes, Camrose, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and further out.

One public formula. Your choice of driver. Texts at every step.

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Two horses eating hay from a round-bale feeder — the reason we haul
Horses at a hay feeder. This is the delivery, not the freight class.

On the ground

The county, in photographs.

A single round hay bale in golden-hour light
Cattle eating hay from a round-bale feeder
Farm trailer loaded with round hay bales at a barn
Hay trailer stacked with large round bales, the kind of load we run on a 30–36 foot gooseneck
A loaded hay trailer. We run an HD pickup and a 30–36′ gooseneck — 1–17 large rounds a load, depending on availability. Not a semi.

How a haul works

From their stack to your feeder.

Pin the bales and the drop-off, and see the kilometres and the estimate. Drivers offer, you confirm one, and they tap en route, loaded and delivered as they go. Then you rate each other.

Tight yard, no tractor, muddy approach: say so when you post. Those notes don’t add a surcharge to the estimate. They tell drivers what they’re bidding on.

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Corridor

If your hay is in the county, there’s probably a trailer nearby.

Eight towns we started with. Drivers anywhere in Alberta can sign up, so coverage grows with them.

Questions

Straight answers.

Do you sell hay, or just haul it?

Neither: we connect your hay with a trailer. You buy the hay from whoever is selling. A driver here moves it to the barn.

How many round bales fit on the trailer?

A 10-bale unit takes up to 10 large rounds under 10,000 lb; a 17-bale unit up to 17. More than 17 becomes another trip, which the estimate shows. Weights and details.

How much does hay delivery cost around Edmonton?

The estimate uses $125 dispatch, $2.85 per loaded kilometre, $5 a bale, $225 minimum, times extra trips over 17 bales. A short Leduc yard-to-yard job often sits near the floor. The full formula.

More questions

Two horses in a pasture, the kind of barns we deliver hay to

Livestock

Horses and cattle. Same trailer.

A single golden round hay bale in a harvested field
Cattle feeding on hay in a pasture
Close view of cattle eating hay

Send the pins. We will confirm before we roll.