Feed & Forage in Alabama
64 listings across 54 cities · Updated 2026
Find feed and forage suppliers in Alabama — hay, grain, supplements, shavings, and farm supplies. Compare local feed stores and hay dealers to keep your barn stocked.
Feed & Forage by city in Alabama
Featured feed & forage in Alabama
Samson Feed & Seed
Samson, Covington Co.
Provetlogic
Scottsboro, Etowah Co.
Mims Farms
Clanton, Elmore Co.
Junction Feed & Seed, LLC
Marion Junction, Wilcox Co.
51 Feed & Outdoors
Opelika, Lee Co.
Daniel-Jackson Feedmill
Ranburne, Cherokee Co.
72 Farm Store
Gurley, Fayette Co.
W C Wheeler Feed and Seed
Laceys Spring, Morgan Co.
MPM Inc.
Prattville, Lowndes Co.
G&D Farms Inc
Wilmer, Mobile Co.
Rustys Feed & Seed LLC
Elba, Covington Co.
Phillips Feed & Seed
Union Springs, Montgomery Co.
Falkville Animal Health, LLC
Falkville, Lawrence Co.
C & M Farm Supply
Arab, Marshall Co.
Asbury Farm Supply
Albertville, Etowah Co.
Pop's 49 Feed and Seed
Dadeville, Tallapoosa Co.
Rival Feed Seed Outdoors
Muscle Shoals, Colbert Co.
Moseley's Feed Store
Thomaston, Wilcox Co.
Spurr’s Big Fix
Tuscumbia, Lauderdale Co.
Conecuh Feed and Seed
Evergreen, Conecuh Co.
Guntersville Feed Store
Guntersville, Blount Co.
Prattville Farm Center
Prattville, Autauga Co.
Oak Grove Feed & Tack LLC
Oak Grove, Talladega Co.
Floyd's Feed & Seed
Dadeville, Tallapoosa Co.
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Feed & Forage in Alabama — FAQ
How much hay does a horse eat?
A typical 1,000 lb horse eats 15–25 lbs of forage daily — roughly half a small square bale, or 2%+ of body weight. Plan storage for at least a few weeks' supply.
Do feed stores deliver?
Many local feed stores and hay suppliers deliver by the ton or pallet, often with a minimum order. Check each listing's details or call to ask about delivery radius and rates.