Feed & Forage in Tennessee
44 listings across 42 cities · Updated 2026
Find feed and forage suppliers in Tennessee — hay, grain, supplements, shavings, and farm supplies. Compare local feed stores and hay dealers to keep your barn stocked.
Feed & Forage by city in Tennessee
Featured feed & forage in Tennessee
Tennessee Tails Pet Boutique
Jonesborough, Unicoi Co.
Daniel Farm Supply & Equipment
Sale Creek, Sequatchie Co.
Clear Creek Mill
Tazewell, Claiborne Co.
Wilhoit Farms
Apison, Bradley Co.
Shaw Farms Feed
Mohawk, Greene Co.
Alternative Animal
Ashland City, Cheatham Co.
Rootstock Farm & Garden
Whiteville, Lauderdale Co.
Kennedy Hay Farms LLC
Cedar Hill, Montgomery Co.
Duke Family Farms
Smithville, DeKalb Co.
Equine Forage Farms
Deer Lodge, DeKalb Co.
Edwards Feed
Lebanon, Davidson Co.
Bonnie's Barnyard
College Grove, Moore Co.
Daisy Feed & Seed Co
Soddy-Daisy, Hamilton Co.
Smokey Mountain Feed & Pet Supply
Alcoa, Blount Co.
Animal Crackers Feed & Pet Supply
Cosby, Cocke Co.
Feed & Farmers Supply
Erin, Houston Co.
Crooked Stick Feeds Warren County
McMinnville, Warren Co.
MidSouth Ag Source
Paris, Chester Co.
Performance Feeds LLC
Lawrenceburg, Davidson Co.
Fast Fillies Feed To Farm
Cookeville, Cumberland Co.
Runnin Fast Farms
Tullahoma, Lincoln Co.
Fentress County Farm & Home
Clarkrange, Pickett Co.
Agri Feed Pet Supply
Knoxville, Knox Co.
Manchester Farm Center
Manchester, Lincoln Co.
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Feed & Forage in Tennessee — 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.