Why is the area measured in minutes rather than miles?

A mile of back road and a mile of highway are not the same trip. Drive time is what the day actually costs, so that is what the charge is built on. Inside 30 minutes of Glennville there is no charge for the drive. Past that there is one flat $150, charged once however many bales you order, spread or delivered only.

Is the travel charge per bale?

No. It is one charge for the trip, whether the truck brings 10 bales or 40. That is why a bigger job in a further town works out cheaper per bale than a small one.

What if my town is not on the list?

Call and ask. The truck goes out to about 85 minutes from Glennville; Brunswick at about 80 minutes is the furthest town listed here. A straight answer on the phone is worth more than a trip that gets cancelled.

Which counties does that cover?

Bryan, Bulloch, Chatham, Effingham, Evans, Glynn, Liberty, Long, Tattnall, Toombs and Wayne counties, in southeast Georgia.

Does the smallest job change from town to town?

The straw part does not: it is $150 everywhere, 10 bales spread or 20 bales delivered only. In a town past the free drive the $150 trip charge sits on top, so the smallest job there is $300. The table on this page shows which towns carry one.

Can two neighbors share one trip?

Ask when you call, and give both addresses. Whether two addresses count as one trip is settled on the phone before anything is agreed.

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Towns we serve

Every town, and what the trip costs.

4 towns carry no charge for the trip. The rest carry one flat $150, added once however many bales you order.

Town	County	Drive	Trip	Smallest job
Glennville	Tattnall	loads here	none	$150
Reidsville	Tattnall	15 min	none	$150
Claxton	Evans	20 min	none	$150
Ludowici	Long	25 min	none	$150
Hinesville	Liberty	40 min	$150	$300
Vidalia	Toombs	45 min	$150	$300
Jesup	Wayne	45 min	$150	$300
Statesboro	Bulloch	55 min	$150	$300
Richmond Hill	Bryan	55 min	$150	$300
Pooler	Chatham	65 min	$150	$300
Savannah	Chatham	70 min	$150	$300
Rincon	Effingham	75 min	$150	$300
Brunswick	Glynn	80 min	$150	$300

Not on this list? Call anyway. The answer is a straight yes or no on the phone, before anything is booked.

Things people ask about the area

Why is the area measured in minutes rather than miles?: A mile of back road and a mile of highway are not the same trip. Drive time is what the day actually costs, so that is what the charge is built on. Inside 30 minutes of Glennville there is no charge for the drive. Past that there is one flat $150, charged once however many bales you order, spread or delivered only.
Is the travel charge per bale?: No. It is one charge for the trip, whether the truck brings 10 bales or 40. That is why a bigger job in a further town works out cheaper per bale than a small one.
What if my town is not on the list?: Call and ask. The truck goes out to about 85 minutes from Glennville; Brunswick at about 80 minutes is the furthest town listed here. A straight answer on the phone is worth more than a trip that gets cancelled.
Which counties does that cover?: Bryan, Bulloch, Chatham, Effingham, Evans, Glynn, Liberty, Long, Tattnall, Toombs and Wayne counties, in southeast Georgia.
Does the smallest job change from town to town?: The straw part does not: it is $150 everywhere, 10 bales spread or 20 bales delivered only. In a town past the free drive the $150 trip charge sits on top, so the smallest job there is $300. The table on this page shows which towns carry one.
Can two neighbors share one trip?: Ask when you call, and give both addresses. Whether two addresses count as one trip is settled on the phone before anything is agreed.

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