Sold Out (2026) 1st Cut
The season’s first growth — a touch more stem and fibre, and the classic, best-value choice for easy keepers and free-choice feeding. The 2026 first cut is sold out.
Easy keepers · Free-choice · Best value
2nd cut coming early September · Updated
No. 01 · Spallumcheen, BC
Horse hay for sale near Armstrong, grown clean in the Spallumcheen valley.
Organic, spray-free alfalfa-grass hay, baled into easy 55 lb squares — one clean mix, first and second cut. The 2026 first cut is sold out; second cut comes off the field early September. Pickup by appointment, just outside Armstrong.
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Organic
Spray-free — no chemicals
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~55 lb squares
Stack and load by hand
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1st & 2nd cut
One clean alfalfa-grass mix
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2nd cut soon
Early September, 2026 season
No. 02 · The Hay
One clean hay. Two cuts. The right one for the horse in front of you.
Everything we bale is the same thing — one organic, spray-free alfalfa-grass mix. No sorting, no separate fields, nothing sprayed on it. The only choice you make is the cut.
Sold Out (2026) 
Coming Soon · Early September 2nd Cut
Leafier and softer, with a higher leaf-to-stem ratio — a favourite for horses that need a little more out of every flake. Off the field early September — reserve ahead for the 2026 second cut.
Leafy · Higher protein · Picky eaters
- What
- Organic, spray-free horse hay from Armstrong Hay in Spallumcheen, BC — one clean alfalfa-grass mix in ~55 lb square bales.
- Cuts
- First and second cut. The 2026 first cut is sold out; second cut is coming early September.
- Price
- First cut $11–$15 a bale and second cut $13–$15, by quantity (CAD), picked up at the farm.
- Where
- Pickup by appointment on Thomas Hayes Road — serving Armstrong, Spallumcheen, Enderby, Vernon, Lumby and Coldstream.
No. 03 · The Rate Card
Priced by the bale. The more you haul, the less you pay.
Same organic, spray-free hay either way — price drops as the load grows, and first cut runs a little kinder than second. Prices are per ~55 lb square bale, picked up at the farm.
2nd cut coming early September · Updated
| Quantity | 1st Cut Sold Out (2026) | 2nd Cut Early September |
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| 1 – 9 bales A few to top up the barn. | $15 per bale | $15 per bale |
| 10 – 49 bales A season for a horse or two. | $12 per bale | $14 per bale |
| 50+ bales Best value By the load — best price. | $11 per bale | $13 per bale |
Estimate your load
$11–$15 / bale2nd cut comes off the field early September — reserve ahead to lock it in.
Your total
$140
$14
per bale
Picked up at the farm · prices in CAD
No. 04 · Organic
Organic hay — nothing on it but sun and the valley.
We grow our hay the organic way — no herbicides, no pesticides, nothing sprayed on the fields or the bales. Just hay grown the way the land grows it, cut at the right stage, and baled dry. It’s the hay we’d want in front of our own horses, which is the only standard that’s ever mattered here.
Get clean hay this seasonNo. 05 · Where Our Hay Goes
Horse hay for sale across the North Okanagan.
The farm sits on Thomas Hayes Road in Spallumcheen, minutes from Armstrong. Horse owners haul their hay by the load from all over the valley — Armstrong, Spallumcheen, Enderby, Vernon, Lumby and Coldstream — for organic, spray-free square bales they won’t find in the classifieds.
- Armstrong
- Horse hay minutes from town — right next door.
- Spallumcheen
- Our home township, where the hay is grown.
- Enderby
- Square bales a short haul north.
- Vernon
- Horse hay down the highway, south.
- Lumby
- Clean alfalfa-grass hay, east into the Monashees.
- Coldstream
- Hay by the load, just past Vernon.
How pickup works
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Tell us what you need
Send a request or call with your hay type, cut and how many bales.
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We confirm what’s in the barn
We’ll check stock, set a price by your quantity, and pick a time.
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Haul it home
Come by appointment and load up. We don’t deliver — pickup only, at the farm.
No. 06 · Good Questions
Before you haul
Do you deliver?
No — pickup is by appointment only, from the farm at 1142 Thomas Hayes Road in Spallumcheen. Give us a call or send a request and we’ll book a time that works.
How much is a bale?
It’s priced by the bale, and by the cut. First cut is $15 each under 10 bales, $12 from 10 to 49, and $11 at 50 or more. Second cut is $15, $14 and $13 across the same quantities. Same clean alfalfa-grass hay either way.
How big are the bales?
Standard rectangular small squares, around 55 lb each. Easy to handle, stack and store — you can load them by hand without a tractor.
Is the hay really organic?
Yes — we grow it the organic way: no herbicides and no pesticides, ever. Nothing is sprayed on our fields or the hay your horse eats. We’re not certified through a certifying body, but the growing is genuinely chemical-free — just sun, soil and the Spallumcheen valley.
First or second cut — which should I get?
It’s all one hay, an alfalfa-grass mix; the cut is the only difference. First cut has a bit more stem and fibre and is our best value — great for easy keepers and free-choice feeding. Second cut is leafier and softer with more protein, suited to horses that need a little more out of every flake. First cut is sold out for 2026; second cut is coming early September.
Can I get hay in the winter?
It comes down to supply. First cut from the 2026 season has sold out, and second cut comes off the field in early September. We sell until the barn runs out, so reserving ahead is the surest way to lock in what you need.
Where can I buy horse hay near Armstrong or Vernon?
Right here. The farm is on Thomas Hayes Road in Spallumcheen, a few minutes from Armstrong, and horse owners haul from across the North Okanagan — Armstrong, Spallumcheen, Enderby, Vernon, Lumby and Coldstream. Pickup is by appointment; call or text (250) 550-8040 to set a time.
Do you have hay in stock right now?
Not right now — first cut from the 2026 season is sold out, and second cut is coming in early September. We sell clean, organic square-bale hay while supply lasts, so it’s worth reserving ahead to lock in what you need.
Do you sell timothy or orchard grass hay?
We grow one hay — an organic, spray-free alfalfa-grass mix — rather than a single named species like timothy or orchard grass. It’s balanced, palatable forage that suits most horses; the choice you make is the cut, not the type. Tell us about your horses and we’ll point you the right way.
No. 07 · Reserve Your Hay
Tell us what your horses are on.
Send a few details and we’ll get back to you to confirm what’s in the barn and book a pickup time. Prefer to talk it through? Give us a call — happy to help you pick the right hay and cut.
Request received
Thanks, there. We'll get back to you to confirm what's in the barn and book a pickup time. For anything quick, call (250) 550-8040.