SNAKE RIVER HAY — Product of United Farms  ·  Operated by TNT United Inc., Sugar City, Idaho, USA  ·  USDA Facility No. USDA260331 Brands: SNAKE RIVER HAY  ·  TNT   |   wangjian19800929@gmail.com  ·  skipper262@hotmail.com
Wide vista across the Snake River Plain, Idaho — a big cloudy blue sky over a rugged mountain ridge, with broad fields stretching to the horizon below and a center-pivot irrigation line on the right
★★★ Snake River Plain — Sugar City, Idaho, USA

Snake River Hay.
Idaho Grown,
River Country Strong.

SNAKE RIVER HAY is grown, cut, and pressed by TNT United Inc. on 20,000+ acres in the Snake River Plain — alfalfa and Timothy hay shipped to dairies around the world. No middlemen. One source, from field to port.

Clean Hay, Clean Business The Black-Bale Brand Buyers Know USDA-Registered Facility — TNT United Inc.
20,000+Acres of alfalfa & Timothy land
5,000–6,000 MTMonthly supply capacity
70,000–80,000 MTAnnual supply capacity
9 PortsDistribution across China — expanding to Japan, Korea & the Middle East
The Brand on the Bale

Snake River Hay.
Product of United Farms.

This is the mark your buyers see on the bale — the S-snake of the Snake River, pressed and exported by TNT United Inc. from Sugar City, Idaho. Shown here in its original gold — the primary version of the brand. SNAKE RIVER HAY is one of two brands under TNT United Inc. — see our official statement below.

SNAKE RIVER HAY logo in the original gold — primary version
Primary — Original Gold
Registered company behind the brand: TNT United Inc. · 4287 ID-33, Sugar City, ID 83448, USA · USDA Facility Registration No. USDA260331 · Brands: SNAKE RIVER HAY · TNT (USDA-registered)
Official Statement — Our Two Brands

One company. One plant. Two brands.

TNT United Inc. markets its hay under two brands — SNAKE RIVER HAY and TNT. Both brands are owned by the same company, grown on the same land, and pressed at the same facility in Sugar City, Idaho. They are not separate companies and they do not come from different factories.

The two brands exist for a clear reason: different markets and different grades of product. Each brand carries its own positioning, grade focus, and customer base, while sharing the same fields, presses, quality control, and export operation behind it.

Premium Brand

Snake River Hay

Our higher-end brand. SNAKE RIVER HAY represents the finest alfalfa we produce — selected for top feed value, color, and leaf — for buyers who want the best grade we can put in a bale.

  • Higher-end positioning and premium grades
  • Led by Supreme & Premium alfalfa
  • For high-producing dairies and discerning buyers worldwide
Established Brand — China Market

TNT

Our established TNT brand, serving primarily the China market. It is the brand our long-standing Chinese dairy customers know — backed by the same Sugar City plant and the same supply capacity.

  • Primarily serving the China market
  • Trusted by leading Chinese dairies for years
  • Full grade range for established China programs

Whichever brand is on the bale, the source is the same: TNT United Inc., 4287 ID-33, Sugar City, ID 83448, USA — USDA Facility Registration No. USDA260331. If you are unsure which brand fits your market and feeding program, contact us and we will recommend the right grade and brand for your operation.

About the Operator — TNT United Inc.

One operation.
Field to export.

TNT United Inc. is the registered company behind SNAKE RIVER HAY, based in Sugar City, Madison County, Idaho — next to Yellowstone country, in the heart of the Snake River Plain. We run the full chain ourselves: growing, harvesting, pressing, and exporting.

  • Volcanic, mineral-rich soil and clean Rocky Mountain snowmelt water
  • High-altitude sun and dry air — bright green color, strong leaf retention
  • Our own pressing facility — we control quality bale by bale
  • Trusted in China by leading dairies, now opening Japan, Korea & the Middle East
How We Work Talk to Our Team
The TNT United plant in Sugar City, Idaho — white press building and covered storage dome with trucks parked out front under a blue sky

Our Sugar City plant as it stands today — the press building and covered storage dome on ID-33, where every bale of SNAKE RIVER HAY is pressed and loaded.

Why Snake River Hay Wins

Built by the river country itself

Not all Western hay is equal. Idaho's altitude, water, and soil give our alfalfa a color, leaf, and feed value that buyers can see the moment they open a bale.

01

Volcanic Soil

Mineralized volcanic ash soils across the Snake River Plain feed a richer, denser crop — season after season.

02

Snake River Water

Abundant, clean irrigation from the Snake River and Rocky Mountain snowmelt — steady water without the salinity problems of drier regions.

03

High & Dry Climate

High elevation, strong sun, and low humidity dry hay cleanly in the field — less mold risk, better color, better storage.

Alfalfa — Quality Grades

Pick your grade.
We hold the spec.

Three clear grades, graded on Relative Feed Value (RFV) and Crude Protein (CP). Tap a grade to see what it means in the bale.

Top Grade — For High-Producing Dairies

Supreme Alfalfa

Relative Feed Value (RFV)≥ 185
Crude Protein (CP)≥ 22%
Best forHigh-yield dairy herds

Our best cut. Vibrant green, high leaf-to-stem ratio, soft stems, and clean — no weeds, no mold, no foreign matter. Built for herds where every point of feed value pays back in milk.

What we check on every lot

  • Color — bright green, sun-cured
  • Leaf amount & stem softness
  • Moisture & storage condition
  • Weeds, mold, odor, dirt & pests — rejected if present
  • Consistent pressing for container loading
Need a lab report or a sample?
Tell us your target RFV, protein, and moisture — we'll match a lot and send specs before you commit to a trial order.
Our Products

Alfalfa & Timothy, pressed for export

Tall stacks of TNT-branded compressed alfalfa bales inside the Sugar City warehouse, ready for export loading

Alfalfa Hay — Snake River Hay

Double-compressed export bales from our own fields and press plant. Supreme, Premium, and Standard grades for dairy programs at every level.

Supreme · RFV ≥185Premium · RFV ≥170Standard · RFV ≥150Dairy Use
Inside the Sugar City warehouse — tall stacks of TNT hay bales with the press line in the foreground

Timothy Hay

Clean, fragrant Timothy for two distinct markets — premium pet food and horse owners who won't compromise on quality.

Pet Grade — SupremeHorse Grade — First CutPet FoodEquine
In Development — U.S. Market

Coming Soon: Alfalfa Cat Litter

We're adding a new line at our Idaho plant — plant-based cat litter made from alfalfa. Already in late-stage trials in China, now being built out for sale here in the United States.

Get Updates
From Field to Global Export

How a bale gets to your dairy

STEP 01

Grow

Alfalfa and Timothy on our own 20,000+ acres — we know every field, every cutting, every lot.

STEP 02

Cut & Cure

Cut at the right stage, cured in Idaho's dry high-altitude air to lock in color and leaf.

STEP 03

Press

Sorted by grade and double-compressed in Sugar City for dense, container-ready export bales.

STEP 04

Ship Worldwide

Loaded, documented, and shipped to your port — with clear specs agreed before the first container moves.

Two men talking beside freshly pressed SNAKE RIVER HAY bales coming off the press line at the Sugar City plant

On the press line in Sugar City — SNAKE RIVER HAY bales coming off the press, checked by the people who run it every day.

Pressing Equipment On Site

Serious iron, running in Sugar City — the kind of capacity that backs up a 5,000–6,000 MT monthly promise.

COOPERSTEFFENHUNTERWOOD 7700HUNTERWOOD 10000

Final bale sizes, weights, and packaging options are confirmed per order — tell us how your operation unloads and feeds, and we'll press to fit.

Who We Already Supply

Huishan DairyBright DairyNew Hope GroupWeigang DairyYantang DairyJialihe DairyHuahuaniu DairyHaigao Dairy

China ports served: Dalian · Tianjin · Qingdao · Shanghai · Ningbo · Xiamen · Fuzhou · Nansha · Guangzhou Huangpu
Now developing: Japan · South Korea · Middle East (UAE / Saudi Arabia)

The Plant, As It Is

Real photos from Sugar City

No stock photos — this is our own warehouse, press floor, covered storage, and loading yard at 4287 ID-33. What you see here is what you'll walk through on a visit.

Now Welcoming New Partners

Built for buyers in
Japan, Korea & the Middle East

We've supplied China's leading dairies for years. Now we're opening direct partnerships in three new markets — same hay, same plant, same straight dealing. Tell us how your market feeds, and we'll talk grades, trial loads, and a visit to Idaho.

JP

Japan

For dairy cooperatives, feed companies, and distributors serving Hokkaido and Japan's dairy regions — plus premium Timothy for the pet market. Supreme & Premium alfalfa for high-producing herds, graded lot by lot.

Start a Japan inquiry →

KR

South Korea

For dairy cooperatives and feed importers who need steady monthly volume they can plan around — 5,000–6,000 MT a month from a single, USDA-registered source, not a patchwork of traders.

Start a Korea inquiry →

ME

Middle East

For large-scale dairies and fodder traders in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and the Gulf — where consistent supply matters as much as spec. Dense, double-compressed bales built for long hauls and hot climates.

Start a Middle East inquiry →

First step is simple: a short call, then — if it looks right — a visit to Sugar City to see the fields and presses yourself. Real business starts the American way: a conversation, a factory tour, and a handshake on a trial order.
An Open Invitation

Come see it
for yourself.

Photos and lab sheets only go so far. We invite serious buyers, distributors, and dairy partners to tour our fields and press plant in Sugar City, Idaho — walk the stacks, open bales, and meet the people who stand behind every load.

Request a Visit by Email Start With a Call First

No pressure to buy. If the quality and supply look right, we'll talk about a trial order while you're here.

The TNT United plant from the highway — white press building and covered storage dome behind a freshly paved entrance on ID-33, Sugar City, Idaho

The plant from ID-33 — this is what you'll see when you pull in at 4287 ID-33, Sugar City.

Contact Us

Let's talk hay.

Tell us your market, the grade you're after, and roughly how much you move in a month. We'll reply with availability and next steps — straight, no runaround.

TNT United Inc.

4287 ID-33
Sugar City, ID 83448, USA

Rocky Wang

General Manager — Overall Lead

Skip Henderson

Chief Executive Officer — CEO

Etan Peters

Registered company: TNT United Inc.
USDA Facility Registration No. USDA260331
Brands: SNAKE RIVER HAY · TNT (USDA-registered)
CLEAN HAY, CLEAN BUSINESS.

That's how we've built our name in China — and how we'll earn it in Japan, Korea, and the Middle East.

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