Hay land and pasture for lease in Texas
Looking for land to bale or pasture to run cattle on? Texas landowners in your counties need someone to work their land so it stays in ag use. List your operation free and we introduce you when a tract fits.
How it works for producers
- List free. Tell us what you run (hay, cattle, goats, bees, crops or wildlife work), the counties you serve and the smallest tract worth your time.
- We introduce you. When a landowner in your area signs up and the acreage, access and use fit, we send you the details.
- You set the terms. Walk the land and sign your own lease with the landowner: cash rent, a share of the bales, or no rent. We don't take a cut of your lease.
Who it's for
- Hay producers and custom balers who want more land to cut close to home
- Ranchers looking for pasture for lease for cattle, goats, sheep or horses
- Beekeepers who place hives on 5 to 20 acre tracts
- Row crop growers and wildlife management plan writers
Curious what land rents for? See USDA average pasture and cropland rents by county and hay lease vs grazing lease.
Counties we cover
Bastrop Bell Blanco Bosque Brazos Burnet Caldwell Collin Cooke Coryell Denton Ellis Erath Falls Fannin Fayette Grayson Hays Hill Hood Hunt Johnson Kaufman Lampasas Lee Llano McLennan Milam Navarro Parker Robertson Rockwall Somervell Travis Williamson Wise
Questions
Does it cost anything to list as a producer?
No. Producers list free. Landowners pay a flat $49 listing fee.
How do I find hay land to lease in Texas?
List your operation on Bale My Land with the counties you serve. When a landowner in those counties signs up and the tract fits, we introduce you so you can walk the land and agree on a lease.
Do you take a cut of my lease or hay?
No. Your lease terms are between you and the landowner.
Which counties do you cover?
36 counties in Central and North Texas, listed on this page.