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Wolgemuth Hay Auction - Leola, PA

Hay auction results · Wednesday

SALE OF OCTOBER 21, 2026

Wolgemuth Hay Auction in Leola, Pennsylvania held its last USDA-reported hay sale on October 21, 2026.
Hay offered: 61 tons, against 102 at the last reported sale and 117 a year ago.
Straw: 37 tons.
Orchard Grass, premium: $325.48 a ton on 16 tons.
Grass, good: $235.94 a ton on 13 tons.
Alfalfa, premium: $322.22 a ton on 12 tons.
Sale schedule: Wednesday.

The hay ledger

Package	Qty	Price range	Avg price
Hay: Alfalfa - Premium ($/ton)
Large Square 3x4	11.72	315.00–335.00	322.22
Hay: Alfalfa/Grass Mix - Supreme ($/ton)
Large Square 3x4	6.57	420.00	420.00
Hay: Grass - Good ($/ton)
Large Square 3x4	12.81	230.00–240.00	235.94
Hay: Grass - Fair ($/ton)
Large Square 3x4	6.7	195.00	195.00
Hay: Orchard Grass - Premium ($/ton)
Large Square 3x4	13.08	305.00–320.00	312.31
Small Square	3.16	380.00	380.00
Hay: Orchard Grass - Good ($/ton)
Large Square 3x4	4.53	285.00	285.00
Small Square	2.08	280.00	280.00
Straw: Barley ($/ton)
Large Square	3.07	150.00	150.00
Straw: Rye ($/ton)
Large Square	1.97	125.00	125.00
Straw: Wheat ($/ton)
Large Square	31.49	125.00–160.00	136.77

Download these results (CSV) · Official USDA report (PDF)

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Questions

When is the Wolgemuth Hay Auction?

USDA lists the Wolgemuth Hay Auction in Leola, Pennsylvania as: Wednesday. The last reported sale was October 21, 2026.

What is hay selling for at Wolgemuth Hay Auction?

At the October 21, 2026 sale, orchard grass (premium) averaged $325.48 a ton on 16 tons, the biggest class of the day. Every class, package and price is in the table above.

What do Supreme, Premium, Good and Fair mean?

They are USDA's hay quality designations, from Supreme down through Premium, Good, Fair and Utility, judged on feeding value (for alfalfa, mainly fiber and relative feed value). The same hay type sells at very different prices across designations, so each is priced on its own line.