#98086
2026 Oaten Hay baled 26 September and cured for 21 days. 8-string 4x4x3 bales, average bale weight 660 kg, approx. 90 bales per road train load. Moisture 10.3% (feed test). Soft texture and good colour. Shedded, with easy truck access. Freight available, quote on request. Feed test attached.
Seller Information:
Summary
Ad Type
For Sale
Category
Hay & Fodder
Commodity
Hay
Dominant Species
Oaten
Sold By The
tonne
Variety
Wintaroo
Storage Status / Stage
Shedded
Season
2026
Protein (%)
7.1
ME (MJ / kg)
9.2
Moisture (%)
10.3
Lab
Agrifood Technology
% NDF
56.3
Bale / Package Size
Lge Sq 8x4x3
Units
500.28 tonnes
Bale / Package Weight
660 kg
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What You'll Pay
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