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Lovely line of sweet Oaten hay with a small amount of Rhodes grass through it. Cut at heads emerged with some milky dough noted and perfect baling conditions. Average moisture of 19.5% This hay has good colour and very nice aroma. Stored in a good 4 sided shed on concrete flooring.
2024 oaten hay in 8 string 8x4x3 bales. Some grain present. 10mm of rain on the windrows during curing. Solid good looking 8 string bales. Average moisture of 11.6%
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Oaten Hay in 8-string 8x4x3 bales. Cut at full flower with possible milky dough seed .Raked once and cured over 24 days with a rain event during this time. Colouring is showing bleaching due to the long curing period after rain, also resulting in some water markings.
EARLY INSPECTION Mulgara Oats sown into good conditions. No residual straw in paddock. Crop well established and advancing to be a good yield. Has had broadleaf spray applied.
The line of hay is consistent throughout the stack
Oaten Hay, long stemmed Saia variety. Cut from a very heavy crop and cured in four weeks with 11 mm of rain in one event. Stacked on light soil under caps same day as baling. 570 kg baler weight recorded. Average moisture of 10.8% taken over 30 readings. Rainfall on windrow has affected colouring etc and scoring
2021 Oaten Hay in 8x4x3 bales averaging an estimated 500kg per bale. Variable maturity stages throughout bales along with possible weeds, residual straw and dust. High moisture ranges and high nitrate levels.
Oaten crop sown into good moisture with 110mm rain during growth period to date. No residual stubble evident. Spay applied for broadleaf weeds and fungicide applied.
Oaten crop with even germination at tillering stage. Rolled after planting. Had dry start with good falls rain in last 6 weeks. Has had broadleaf weed spray. Expected to yield 6 ton ha.
Oaten crop of 200 ha. Good establishment with 60 mm rain since planting. Planted with 100kg MAP. Expecting approx 8 ton yield. Baling into 6 and 8 string 8x4x3 bales. No residue straw. Paddock to have 120kg urea applied in next two weeks with a broadleaf weed application.
Hay and fodder are essential for maintaining consistent feed supplies during Australia’s dry and cold months. Commonly used on farms, options like hay bales and silage provide reliable nutrition for livestock across various operations. These livestock feed options are particularly useful for complementing pastures or serving as a primary feed source when grazing is limited.
Popular varieties include oaten, lucerne, and mixed grasses, each suited to different livestock and feeding needs. Across our hay categories, you’ll find many varieties of bales of hay for sale, catering to both large operations and smaller quantities. Silage is another practical choice, offering excellent nutrient preservation, particularly in intensive feeding systems. Fodder supplies, including hay and silage, are relied upon to support operations year-round.
Whether you’re preparing for seasonal changes or expanding your feed options, hay and fodder form the base of many livestock feed rations.
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