Hay
Standlee Hay hauls the majority of its hay, using our own equipment, sets of doubles, wiggle wagons, and flat beds. We haul hay from all areas of the Western United States. During harvest as many as 85 trucks will cross the Standlee Hay Company scales in a single day.
Loads vary from 38 to 46 large bales, equaling 106,000 to 125,000 lbs per load. Drivers load the trucks in the hay fields and the trucks are unloaded at the Standlee Hay plant by skilled personnel.
Commodities
Standlee Hay Company receives cottonseed from the southeast via railcars and immediately put into storage. Our cottonseed facility is state of the art for indoor unloading of railcars and loading of commodity trucks. Standlee Hay is located right in the middle of Idaho dairy country. Dairy farmers use cottonseed for their dairy cows, it is a great source of protein for dairy cows. Standlee Hay delivers about 3 trucks a day to local dairies. Our cottonseed has been an integral part of the local dairy industry.
Containers
Standlee Hay Trucking’s container division serves the Standlee Hay Company’s international division, Standlee Hay Trading. Containers are loaded at our facility in Eden Idaho and then transported to rail yards in Salt Lake City, Utah and Oakland California for shipments of our hay products all over the world. We also deliver containers via trucks to the port of Seattle to be loaded on vessels that transport our hay to ports all over the world. We load about 250 containers a month to ports for shipping all over the world.