Feed & Forage in Ohio
43 listings across 38 cities · Updated 2026
Find feed and forage suppliers in Ohio — hay, grain, supplements, shavings, and farm supplies. Compare local feed stores and hay dealers to keep your barn stocked.
Feed & Forage by city in Ohio
Featured feed & forage in Ohio
Farrier's Magic
Okolona, Defiance Co.
Two Acre Farm and Feed Supply
Walhonding, Coshocton Co.
Creekside Hills Farm
Jamestown, Clark Co.
Ryerson Chinchilla Ranch
Plymouth, Richland Co.
Derr Farms Feed & Seed
Upper Sandusky, Wyandot Co.
Tri-County Feeds
Fayette, Defiance Co.
Tru Honor
Weston, Lucas Co.
Tenda Horse Products
Sandusky, Lorain Co.
Champion Feed & Pet Supply
Delaware, Delaware Co.
Carney's Feed Mill
Batavia, Clermont Co.
Dave's Feed & Seed
New Lexington, Muskingum Co.
Animal Station
Centerburg, Delaware Co.
Titgemeier's Feed and Garden
Toledo, Lucas Co.
Dussel Farm
Kent, Columbiana Co.
Zane Feed & Supply
Zanesville, Muskingum Co.
Brubaker Grain Inc.
Farmersville, Montgomery Co.
Legend Farm & Feed Supply
Newark, Licking Co.
Farmers Exchange - Carrollton
Carrollton, Columbiana Co.
Gerber's Feed Sack
Coshocton, Coshocton Co.
Bethel Feed & Supply Pet & Garden Center
Bethel, Clermont Co.
Cashman's Horse Equipment Outlet & Drive Thru Feed Store
Delaware, Delaware Co.
Geauga Feed & Grain
Newbury Township, Geauga Co.
Circle M Farm Feed & Supply
Jackson, Jackson Co.
Seaman Farm Garden & Pet Center
Seaman, Scioto Co.
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Feed & Forage in Ohio — 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.