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The $85 per. ton beef quality alfalfa hay is the most economical feed available to beef producers when considering. protein alone. The $0.28/ pound of actual protein is $0.08 cheaper than the average grass hay listed and. significantly cheaper than the packaged supplements listed. Table 1.
A2 for the same information for SFC and barley.) The. price of alfalfa hay is varied from $100 to $250 per ton. and the price of corn is varied from $3to $10 per bushel. ($5.36 to $17.86 per cwt.). Obviously, as hay and grain. prices increase, the feed cost of gain also increases.