Custom hay work
Cutting, raking, baling and field support for cattle and acreage operators who need the season handled.
Talk through your acreage →Hay, pasture, ponds, clearing and ranch roads handled by one local family, with an Offerle family member present on every job.

O-L Guy Farms has been working East Texas ground since the late 1970s. Scott Offerle took the operation over in 2012 and his oldest son works it alongside him today.
When O-L Guy Farms takes on a job, one of the family is there. Accountable for the handshake, the equipment and the outcome.
O-L Guy Farms combines recurring agricultural work with the heavy-equipment services landowners need when something breaks, washes out or gets overgrown.
Cutting, raking, baling and field support for cattle and acreage operators who need the season handled.
Talk through your acreage →Application and spreading work that supports healthier forage, better soil and productive pasture.
Plan the next application →Cleanout, correction, shaping and repair for failed ponds, leaking tanks and water problems.
Request a pond assessment →Dozer, trackhoe and excavation work for overgrown acreage, site preparation and land improvement.
Describe the project →Seedbed preparation, planting, leveling and repair after hog damage, traffic or failed ground work.
Get the field working again →Access routes, road work and high-fence right-of-way clearing for working and recreational land.
Walk the route with Scott →
A stock tank that will not hold water. A road that washes out. A field left rough after the cheap bid. O-L starts with an on-site look, a straight answer and the right equipment for the actual problem.
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Clearing, excavation, right-of-way and pond work; plan spring lime and pasture needs.
Grass establishment, fertilizer, drainage repair and the first hay preparation.
Hay, fertilizer, pond failures, dry access work and field-damage repair.
Forage establishment, lime, ponds, roads and annual ranch-care planning.
Based near Chapel Hill and normally serving roughly 30 to 40 miles around Tyler, with selective travel for larger acreage and recurring ranch work.
“If you're going to leave a legacy for the next generation, the best you can do is protect it.”
KLTV profiled Scott and O-L Guy Farms while covering the future of family farming in East Texas.
Read the KLTV profile →Share the location, acreage, problem and timeline. O-L will review it and follow up about the right next step.
Include your town, approximate acreage, what needs to be done, when you want to start and a property photo if you have one.
Calling or texting starts a one-to-one conversation about your requested project. Message and data rates may apply.