Azevedo Feed

Half Moon Bay, United States

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Azevedo Feed is a family owned and operated business that has been serving the Bay Area since 1951! Our high end Feed and animal products have sustained and nourished the communities pets and livestock, keeping our loyal customers coming back for over 60 years. As former hay growers, we possess product knowledge that most distributors do not. We have 2, 18 wheeler’s which allows us to bypass the harsh shipping fees and our barns are ENORMOUS enabling us to buy bigger loads at better prices and pass our savings on to YOU the customer! Our experienced employees would be happy to neatly stack your purchases upon delivery! Our dedication to quality, fair prices and customer service is unparalleled by our competition making us the market leader for THREE generations! Please feel free to call or just stop by the shop to see the wide variety of products we have in stock!

–Orchard, Meadow, Timothy Grass Hay, Oat Hay, Alfalfa, Blends, Straw

Meet the Business Owner

Wilbur A.

Business Owner

Wilbur grew up in Half Moon Bay, and helped his grandfather, a local farmer, whenever he wasn’t in school. As he matured he ventured out to farm on his own before being drafted into military service. Upon his discharge he had many opportunities for work. He spent time as a truck driver, and hauled loads for different clients, but farming always beckoned him. He eventually settled on farming in the day and trucking at night. He farmed a variety of crops that included peas, beans, corn, pumpkins, flax, hay and grain crops. He often talks about the different places he’s farmed, and the people he’s worked with along the way.

Wilbur is what many would consider an elder in the agricultural community. He represents an era of agriculture that is slowly dwindling. The old-​timers that developed our agriculture system are shrinking in number. Wilbur has witnessed the shift from horse-​drawn plows to modern-​day machines in his lifetime.