AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS PREMIU
PREMIUM BEDDING PRODUCTS - LOCALLY GROWN – LOCALLY MILLED
PREMIUM BEDDING PRODUCTS Locally Grown & Milled • Pick up or Delivered
PINE WOOD SHAVINGS: Milled onsite! Kiln- dried, eliminating moisture and harmful bacteria; preferred for absorbency, cushioning, and odor eliminating properties; excellent choice for foaling out and for trailers.
Available Poly-Bagged or Bulk; can be custom blended; ask about cedar.
SAWDUST you can trust! Readily available, shed stored; pine, poplar or custom-blended; preferred by large operations for minimizing labor costs; can be dropped delivered or container delivered (ask about manure removal too).
FREY FARMED STRAW: We sell only our own. Excellent choice for breeders and mare hotels, anyone who spreads or mulches, and those with the option for muck pick-up by mushroom growers.
GENERAL AG PRODUCTS Locally Grown & Milled • Pick up or Delivered
TIMOTHY HAY: Limited Availability We grow and bale only the fi nest quality, all tim- othy hay for horses (everything else is baled for cows). Squares and rounds are tightly baled, deliv- ered or stored; preferred pricing for bulk buyers and regular clients. We are not brokers and we will not buy and resell hay.
Firewood • Fence Boards & Posts (made to order)
Mulch • Compost • Top Soil
301-367-5350
freyagriculturalproducts@gmail.com
www.freyagriculturalproducts.com www.equiery.com | 800-244-9580
DELIVERY ZONES:
all of Frederick, Montgomery, Howard, Carroll Counties; Eastern Washington County & Western Baltimore County.
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