Pearl River Hay Farm

Pearl River Hay Farm Pearl River hay farm has been growing and producing premium quality hay for horses for over 30 years in Poplarville MS.

About the only thing that we had to post lately has been expensive diesel and dry sky’s. Diesel is still expensive but w...
08/30/2026

About the only thing that we had to post lately has been expensive diesel and dry sky’s. Diesel is still expensive but we finally got a very welcome rain 3 nights ago. The hay fields have really responded well with the much needed water. This field is as pretty as I have seen in many weeks.
Get your storage ready as our last cutting of the year is near.

The weather has surely gone from wet to dry in just a few weeks. In the picture is a 007 field that in great shape. Most...
07/27/2026

The weather has surely gone from wet to dry in just a few weeks. In the picture is a 007 field that in great shape. Most likely it won’t be ready to bale until sometime in September. Make plans to get in on the last cutting which will probably begin in September. Good hay is going to be in short supply in this area this fall.

07/09/2026

2026 hay season update: since the last part of May 2026 hay production conditions have been quite unfavorable to produce high quality hay. We certainly haven’t gone away, its just that we have not been able to produce any hay that meets our quality standards. 2 weeks ago we had to sacrifice a 17 acre field to round bales of hay for our cattle because the quality wasn’t good enough to meet our standards for horse hay that we are so proud of. We are now getting somewhat better conditions and have a few fields that are currently progressing quite nicely. Hopefully, very soon we will have some high quality hay to produce for you.

After weeks of waiting, we finally have ground conditions dry enough and a great weather forecast for baling hay! We are...
06/11/2026

After weeks of waiting, we finally have ground conditions dry enough and a great weather forecast for baling hay! We are planning to bale hay tomorrow and Saturday, and at this time we still have a few bales available that have not been spoken for.

Unfortunately, the forecast turns wet again after this weekend, and we simply do not know how long it will take for fields to dry out enough to get back into them. If you need hay, now is the time to get it secured before the weather changes again.

If you know someone looking for quality horse hay, please send them our way! We would greatly appreciate you sharing this post with your friends and fellow horse owners.

📱 The best way to contact us is by text message.
Text Heather at 601-795-7551 (tel:601-795-7551) to reserve your hay or be added to our customer list.

Don’t wait until you’re down to your last few bales—once this weather window closes, it may be a while before we can bale again!

We officially kicked off the 2026 hay season this afternoon! We are thankful to report that everything went smoothly tod...
05/20/2026

We officially kicked off the 2026 hay season this afternoon!

We are thankful to report that everything went smoothly today with no equipment malfunctions, and we are hopeful to bale again as soon as the weather permits. We know several customers on our list were not reached today, because we only bale a small amount of hay on opening day in the event of equipment problems . Please do not worry — we have plenty more hay coming in the very near future.

As always, the best way to ensure you are added to our 2026 customer list is to text Heather directly at 601-795-7551. While we do our best to keep up with Facebook comments and messages, comments can occasionally be missed, and we never want anyone to miss out on the hay they need for their horses.

One of our favorite parts of hay season is hearing feedback from our customers. Already today, one customer shared that she swept out her trailer and that her animals loved the scraps left behind! Another customer told us that her horses left the green grass in the pasture to come eat the fresh hay instead. Comments like these make all the hard work worth it and remind us why we love what we do.

Also , we wanted to share a picture of one of our customers beautiful horses enjoying the first hay of 2026 season. @
Thank you all so much for your continued support — we are excited for another great hay season ahead!

It’s time for hay! We’ve all been waiting for several months to get into this position. Hay is just beginning to grow e...
05/12/2026

It’s time for hay! We’ve all been waiting for several months to get into this position. Hay is just beginning to grow enough to begin harvesting. Hopefully in a couple of days the ground will dry enough to cut the hay and we’ll be baling late this weekend. If we are able to bale soon your horses will be treated to some of the best hay that we have ever produced. We always go small on the first field because hay equipment is usually ornery after having the winter off. Then if all goes well it’s up to the weather, and at present that looks pretty good. Text Heather at 601-795-7551 to get in line. See y’all soon.

Edit.
As stated earlier: first field of the year we only bale a small amount of hay. This is to allow for equipment malfunctions or other problems typical of machinery that has been idle for several months. Currently we are PLANNING to bale Sunday. That may not be possible Given the extreme rainfall the last two weeks. The ground has to dry out a bit before we can cut the hay.
We certainly won’t be able to get to everyone the first day but we’ll have a lot more to come in a few more days.

It won’t be long now! We had over 5 inches of rain this week and the hayfields are already responding very well. If al...
05/03/2026

It won’t be long now! We had over 5 inches of rain this week and the hayfields are already responding very well. If all goes well in about 2 weeks we’ll kick off the 2026 baling season. Text Heather at 601-795-7551 to get in line for the first hay of the season. Your horse won’t be disappointed.

Getting ready for fertilizer. We will be applying fertilizer to these beautiful hay fields in the next day or two, hopef...
04/16/2026

Getting ready for fertilizer. We will be applying fertilizer to these beautiful hay fields in the next day or two, hopefully a good rain won’t be far behind. As of now the hayfields are in top condition.
We plan to begin baling in mid-May. Text Heather at 601-795-7551 to get on the list for 2026.
It won’t be long now!

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500 Gobbler Head Road
Poplarville, MS
39470

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Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 7pm
Saturday 7am - 7pm
Sunday 7am - 7pm

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