Our Story
All Seasons Hay Feed & Ranch is a vibrant, family-owned business with deep roots in Cherry Valley CA. David and Rebecca Hoffman started the venture in 1982, initially serving their small community. As the business flourished, their son Scott joined, helping to expand operations to Calimesa, where the retail store is now a local hub. The heart of the business remains in Cherry Valley, with the main office and storage facilities bustling with activity as delivery trucks come and go each day.
In 2016, the Hoffmans welcomed their daughter Shauna to the team, bringing fresh ideas and modern management to the company. Longtime family friends Robert and Bonnie have been integral to the business for years, becoming the beloved faces of the retail store and fostering strong relationships with loyal customers.
Today, All Seasons Hay Co proudly serves the entire Inland Empire, offering a wide range of pet and animal feed, ranch supplies, tack, and other pet necessities. The Hoffman family's dedication and community ties continue to drive their success and growth.
What people are saying...
"Friendly, courteous and helpful staff. Only place I have found that has quality oat hay. They also have some really good alfalfa. And alfalfa mix."
"Great store if they don’t have what you want they will order it and it comes quickly ~ customer service is great!!"
“Robert, Tanya, Bonnie and Jose are such a pleasure to deal with! I always feel important no matter how little I spend!”
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
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What size are your straw and hay bales?
Straw bales and hay bales are approximately 24" x 15" x 47". Straw bales generally weigh 70-80 lbs. Hay can weigh between 85 lbs - 140 lbs.
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Do you carry low-calorie dry dog food?
Yes we have several types of dry dog food for weight control and for low calorie diets.
05
How much does it cost to rent your straw bales?
Straw is $10/bale to rent. The retail price of $11.50 is initially charged. When the straw is returned in good condition we refund $1.50 so it ends up being a $10/bale rental fee.
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How much does your alfalfa cost?
Hay prices vary depending on the weight of the bale and the quality of the hay. The heavier the bale, the more hay you get, therefore the more it will cost. Hay quality can also vary greatly. Higher quality hay carries a higher price tag than lower quality hay. You can expect to pay between $15.00 and $22.00 for a horse quality bale of alfalfa currently (Oct 2024).
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Do you sell vaccines for puppies and horses?
Yes we sell various vaccines from Solo-Jec for puppies. We carry vaccines for horses from Prestige.
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Can I get bulk corn delivered by the ton?
Yes we work closely with our local milling companies to provide bulk grains including corn. Bulk grains are not bagged and come on a hopper and will be unloaded with a sliding gate.
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How much does it cost to buy straw bales?
Currently (Oct 2024), Straw is $11.50/bale.
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Do you offer discounts?
Yes we offer many ways to save. We have:
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Military discount
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Pallet discount (when you purchase a whole pallet of feed)
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4-H discount
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Clover rewards discount
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Nutrisource dog food - Buy 12 get 1 free
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Integrity horse feed - Buy 10 get 1 free
How much hay do I need to purchase to get the tonnage discount?
Tonnage pricing starts at a half load or approximately 250 bales.