There is a new website out there that helps people find construction grade straw bales all over the United States. They can deliver as well and have a price break for those buying in bulk. The website is very well designed and I hope will prove to be a great asset to us bale builders and home owners looking to build with bales.
The site is called, funnily enough, www.StrawSale.com. I guess that is a good indication that StrawBale.com has continued to influence the world of bale construction! So check it out and good luck finding the right construction grade straw bales near you.
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Looks interesting, except they do not have any pricing information on their website. Does that depend on location? It seems like that is a very important aspect to a site like that.
The price of straw depends on the year. If it’s a good year for grains, enough moisture but not too much, no hail, etc. the price is less. It’s the law of supply and demand. It also depends on the type of straw you want. Good, Better, Best.
We have 5,000 bales of straw for sale. Unfortunately, the buyer will have to furnish transportation. I am located in south central Kentucky.
Clean dry small square straw bales in west central Ohio. Contact Noel Morris at: 419-203-5035 or e-mail morris_n_d@yahoo.com. Also taking custom orders for 2009 season.
Eastern Washington straw small bales
I have several thousand straw bails for sale. They are the small bales. They are made with some of the finest dry land wheat straw around. These bales are very tight and have sold a lot of people building homes in Washington State. I get nothing but good feedback from builders who have purchased them in the past. I’m asking 4 dollars a bale. My name is Wayne and you can call me at (509) 683-1110, or email at thomas.tupling@gmail.com If I’m not home please leave your name, number and how many bales you are interested in and I will return your call promptly. Thank you
Looking for round bales
Hi Georgia. We don’t have a use for round bales in our houses so I am not connected with the sources for finding them. Sorry.
The website for strawsale.com is not available. Do you know of any sources for straw bales in the south eastern area?
Hi Melissa. I don’t have any specific resources in that area. I’d suggest using the broker on this website (search bale broker) or talking to local farm supply stores for leads. Good luck.
Oh dear. Their domain is suspended.. Andrew, do you you know of any resources in central tn, not far from the Ky border?
Hi Clare. I’m sorry to say that I do not have any leads for you. So sorry.
Hi andrew, do you know of any leads for straw bales for building in British Colombia, Canada? thanks so much, Karina
Hi Karina. I don’t have any personal connections for bale sin that area. I would suggest talking to local farm supply stores (not to purchase bales there but to find sources for large quantity orders). They may be willing to share their source with you as they will understand that bying multiple hundreds of bales at retail cost from them is not an option. There may also be a farm publication available that can give you leads. Finally, stop by some farms in the area, even small ones, to see if they can direct you to bale supplies. Good luck!
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I would like to find straw bales for building in New Mexico, would you happen to know of a place? Thanks
I don’t have a source in New Mexico, but you can try these folks in Colorado: https://www.grainsfromtheplains.com/about-us
Just tried to visit http://www.strawsale.com and found that site has been suspended.
Hi Bruce. I have no idea who owns that site, so I can’t help with that. If you are looking to access http://www.strawBALE.com, then you will not have issues as the site is up and running. Cheers.