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Monthly data report

HayQuotes Hay Market Intelligence Report — 2026-09

HayQuotes tracks 37,404 local hay markets across 65 states/provinces and 16 hay categories. The current snapshot includes 36,489,097 structured market signals covering supply, price context, sourcing distance, drought/weather, and regional hub patterns.

Report snapshot

What the current hay-market data shows

Local markets tracked37,404

65 states/provinces

Hay categories16

Direct and broader forage evidence kept separate

Structured market signals36,489,097

1,777,248 source groups represented

Regional supply hubs57,232

22,968 supported regional hub views

  • 37,404 local markets are monitored across 65 states/provinces.
  • 16 hay categories are tracked with direct hay-type evidence separated from broader forage context.
  • 57,232 regional supply hub records help users drill from national and state patterns into county/agricultural-region views.
  • 5 public data assets are available for citation, sharing, embedding, and JSON/CSV export with branded attribution.

Citeable data assets

Permanent assets used by this report

Market snapshot

A monthly snapshot of where HayQuotes tracks hay supply, price, drought, sourcing-distance, and supplier-market signals across local hay markets.

HayQuotes, HayQuotes Local Hay Market Snapshot, data as of 2026-09-01.
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Hay type index

Compares hay types by tracked market records, regional breadth, direct species-level support, broader forage context, and confidence score.

HayQuotes, Hay Type Availability Index, data as of 2026-09-01.
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State rankings

Ranks states and provinces by HayQuotes local-market coverage, hay-type breadth, species-level support, and average confidence score.

HayQuotes, State and Province Hay Market Coverage Rankings, data as of 2026-09-01.
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Regional hub rankings

Ranks county and agricultural-region supply hubs where HayQuotes has localized hay intelligence by type and geography.

HayQuotes, County and Regional Hay Supply Hub Rankings, data as of 2026-09-01.
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Data confidence

Explains how HayQuotes separates direct hay-type evidence, broader forage evidence, and background agricultural context before making local-market claims.

HayQuotes, Hay Market Data Confidence Notes, data as of 2026-09-01.
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Relevant-link research focus

Manual prospecting themes

  • University extension forage pages and newsletters that cite regional hay supply conditions.
  • Local farm bureaus, livestock associations, and equine organizations that need neutral hay market references.
  • Agricultural journalists covering drought, hay shortages, feed costs, or regional forage movement.
  • Supplier profile shares from active HayQuotes suppliers using branded attribution only.

These are manual outreach research directions only. HayQuotes does not automate link placement, buy links, use keyword-rich embed anchors, mass-submit to low-quality directories, or create reciprocal-link schemes.