Wright Farms Haymakers, Inc. is a family-owned commercial hay business
produces various types of hay for the feeding of cattle and horses. The Farm has operated for 10 years in Weakley County, Tennessee. The farm grows and resells hay to horse farms, cattle operations and pet food companies nationwide.
Wright Farms Haymakers Inc. grows Timothy hay and Timothy hay mixed with Orchard Grass along with Alfalfa. The business enjoys a strong reputation for high quality hay. The hay produced by Wright Farms Haymakers is chemical free, weed free and dust free.
The hay is grown on 3000 acres of land; 100 acres are owned by Wright Farms and the other 2900 acres are leased. The hay is sold all over the country through Internet listings, magazine advertising and retail chains.
Wright Farms has identified new areas to expand its business by creating new products and utilizing new distribution channels in the field of producing wood pellets in from sawdust from local saw mills as an alternate fuel source for heating of homes, green houses and providing a new type of bedding for livestock, also with the growing demand for Biomass feedstock for Cellulose Biofuel production in pellet form or brick we are able to take our knowledge in the feedstock production to the next level in proving high production is achievable and effective for the market along with the ability to make fertilizer from these products also in the pellet form.
Legal Business Description
Wright Farm Haymakers, Inc. operates as a Sole Proprietorship solely owned by Greg Wright.
Mission
The mission of Wright Farms Haymakers is to apply its knowledge of hay growing and processing to Biomass fuel and deliver high tonnage production to the plants that require it and guarantee this with our own transportation to assure the delivery of the products on time and in top quality required to gain the most efficient effective product and become one of the leading producers of Biomass feed stocks for Cellulose Biofuel production in the area of improving the delivery
Of the products with the help of funding to improve communication and establish a web site for people to go to and look at the programs available to them from Wright Farms to help them find much needed products for feeding of livestock and heating of homes and or drying of crops and bedding of livestock
