Hay Delivery in Davidsonville, Maryland

Davidsonville is HayNow's top town in Anne Arundel County, with 14 orders delivered so far. Those orders include a barn of draft horses that "waste nothing." We bring tested, compressed small square bales on shrink-wrapped 18-bale pallets, and the truck's forklift sets them in place.

Hay starts at $16.50 a bale, or $297 for an 18-bale pallet of 1st cut Timothy-Orchard. Each compressed bale weighs about 43 lb, and every load is tested. Delivery to Davidsonville is free. Our next deliveries are the week of November 23. Checkout shows the delivery week for your ZIP code, and we text and email your delivery day a couple of days ahead.

Questions? Call 315-599-2909 or email orders@haynow.com.

Horse farms in Davidsonville

Davidsonville is still a farm and horse community near the Patuxent River. Boarding barns like Monarch Stables at Friends Choice Farm, with 70 acres and about five miles of trails, and Willow Glen Stables sit next to private farms along Route 214 and Route 424.

South County towns like Harwood, Churchton, West River and Lothian keep that horse country going toward the Bay. Draft horses, school horses and retirees all go through a lot of hay between November and spring.

Horse areas we deliver to near Davidsonville

• Monarch Stables at Friends Choice Farm
• Route 214 and Route 424 farms
• Patuxent River and Jug Bay
• Harwood, Churchton and West River
• Crofton and Gambrills

HayNow deliveries in and around Davidsonville

• 14 HayNow orders delivered to Davidsonville, MD so far.
• Other HayNow orders in the area: Harwood (3), Churchton (3), West River (1).
• Davidsonville is in Anne Arundel County. See hay for sale in Anne Arundel County, MD.

“My horses love the hay. But I want to take the time to thank Ed for the kindness, professionalism and, honesty he has.”

— Stacy S., Davidsonville, MD

“Everything went great.”

— Joseph C., Churchton, MD

Delivery notes for Davidsonville

We reach Davidsonville on US-50 and Route 424, and the main farm roads are fine for a tractor trailer. Low-lying lanes near the Patuxent can get soft after rain, so tell us if your barn's access gets muddy. We can set the pallets on firm ground or meet you at a nearby spot.

The forklift on our truck sets each pallet in your ground-level storage spot. We don't hand-stack bales. On delivery day you can follow the truck at buyhay.ai/track-order.

How much winter hay for a Davidsonville barn?

In Maryland, most horses eat hay for about 90 to 150 days a year. Plan on about 2% of body weight a day, plus about 10% for waste. For one 1,000 lb horse, that comes to about 46 to 77 of our 43 lb bales, or 3 to 5 pallets. One pallet feeds that horse for about 5 weeks, so you can order a pallet or two at a time instead of storing a whole winter. Try our how much hay does a horse need calculator for your own herd.

How HayNow hay works

• We buy hay from trusted growers and test every load.
• We press bales with a Hunterwood press, then stack and shrink-wrap them on 18-bale pallets in Earlville, NY. Each bale weighs about 43 lb.
• You order online and we deliver next week, 52 weeks a year. We don't deliver on major holidays.
• Every pallet is covered by our No-Mold Guarantee. We don't take returns on hay.
• Every order is delivered. There's no pickup in Earlville.

Hay you can order for Davidsonville delivery

• NY Timothy Orchard Grass Hay, 1st Cut
• NY Timothy Orchard Grass Hay, 2nd Cut
• Low Sugar 1st Cut NY Timothy-Orchard Hay
• Western Timothy Hay, 1st Cut
• Western Timothy Hay, 2nd Cut
• Western Straight Orchard Grass Hay, 2nd Cut
• Western Steamed Alfalfa Hay
• Timothy Orchard Alfalfa Mix Hay
• SmartHay Balanced Forage Pallet
• Wheat Straw for bedding

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Davidsonville hay delivery FAQ

Do you deliver hay to Davidsonville, MD?

Yes. Davidsonville is our busiest Anne Arundel County town, with 14 orders delivered so far. We also deliver to Harwood, Churchton, West River, Lothian and Crofton. Delivery is free in Maryland.

Is your hay good for draft horses?

Many draft horse owners feed our 1st and 2nd cut Timothy-Orchard. The compressed bales are dense and hold together, so big horses waste less.

What if my lane is soft after rain?

Tell us when you order. We can set the pallets on firm ground near your barn or meet you at a nearby spot.

How much does hay cost delivered to Davidsonville, MD?

Hay starts at $16.50 a bale, or $297 for an 18-bale pallet of 1st cut Timothy-Orchard, with free delivery to Davidsonville. Prices for our other hays and straw are on our hay prices page.

When is the next hay delivery to Davidsonville?

Our next deliveries are the week of November 23. Checkout always shows the current delivery week for your ZIP code, and we text and email your delivery day a couple of days ahead.

How many pallets do I need for a Maryland winter?

For one 1,000 lb horse, plan on about 46 to 77 bales (3 to 5 pallets) for a hay season of about 90 to 150 days. Our how much hay does a horse need calculator works it out for your herd.