Making hay is really a five-step process: mow, dry, rake, bale, and wrap, with fertilizing the field a separate task done between cuttings. Parish Tractor carries Kubota equipment for every stage, available from our Pensacola, Crestview, and Marianna locations serving producers across the Florida Panhandle.
Panhandle hay producers work with a long growing season, but also high humidity and unpredictable rain, both of which affect how you cut, dry, and store hay. A crop that sits too long before baling risks mold; a bale stored without protection in Gulf Coast humidity can lose quality fast. That's why equipment choice here isn't one-size-fits-all: a mower conditioner that speeds up drying time or a wrapper that protects a finished bale from moisture can matter more here than in a drier climate.
Compresses the raked hay into bales for storage and transport. Parish Tractor carries both round balers and small square balers.
Parish Tractor has served the Southeast since 2012, growing to nine locations across Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, and Louisiana, including three in the Florida Panhandle. As a dedicated Kubota dealer, our team works with hay equipment every day, not just at the point of sale, which is why we also produce our own equipment how-to videos covering real maintenance and setup tasks. Producers across the Panhandle count on that hands-on familiarity when choosing the right mower, rake, or baler for their operation.
Want to see this equipment in use? Parish Tractor's Hay How-To Videos walk through real maintenance and setup tasks, like loading netwrap and checking baler density, straight from our own team.
Pensacola, Crestview, and Marianna locations are ready to help you find the right hay equipment for your operation. Contact your local Parish Tractor to check availability and pricing. See the form below to contact us now!