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25/26 Tips for a Profitable Hay Season has arrived. This resource brings together expert advice, industry insights, and grower information to support a successful season ahead.
Inside you’ll find:
Practical tips for producing & marketing quality hay
Market information
What buyers are looking for
Insights into testing & quality assurance
All this and more!
Download your FREE copy today and start preparing for a profitable season.
5x4 round lucerne bales stacked in an open shed stacked 4 high with average moisture 11.7%. Cut mid flower cured in hot dry conditions. Good green colouring and sweet aroma
25/26 Tips for a Profitable Hay Season has arrived. This resource brings together expert advice, industry insights, and grower information to support a successful season ahead.
Inside you’ll find:
Practical tips for producing & marketing quality hay
Market information
What buyers are looking for
Insights into testing & quality assurance
All this and more!
Download your FREE copy today and start preparing for a profitable season.
Good line of Dryland Rhodes grass small squares bales into Barons. Cut with mower conditioner and cured in ideal conditions. Good texture and aroma. Some variability from contoured country. Average moisture of 13.6%
A minimum Buy of 21 small squares
3rd Cut, good green Lucerne Hay. Cut with Mower conditioner at early flowering. Consistent moisture readings with an average of 14%.
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.
Rhodes Grass 4x3 Round bales. Clean leaf and stem with heads forming. Cut with mower conditioner and cured in hot dry conditions. Average moisture 13.6%
Line of wheaten straw in 8x4x3 bales. Started baling 2 days after crop was harvested with no rain during baling. Excellent colour with a sweet aroma and normal texture. Moderate amount of residual cereal stubble evident in bales and sample. Stacked in a good solid shed with a gravel surface.
Rhodes grass baled in 8x4x3 bales weighing approx 500kg. Stored in a covered shed with bleaching to outside of bales. Shed is slightly elevated with gravel floor. Aroma and colour are standard for this product. Moistures were extremely tight between 10-13
Organic wheaten header tailing straw in 8x4x3 bales stacked in the front paddock. Clean bright straw from large yielding crop grown in very good season. Average moisture of 12.2%. Dry weather access only.
NOTE 6/12/24 150-160mm rainfall on this stack
Lucerne cut with Mower conditioner and baled in ideal conditions. Grass present with amounts variable between bales. Average moisture of 11.4%. Normal in texture with small amount of water marking. Has retained a light green colour.
Canary hay in 8x4x3 bales stacked in an open shed. Cut with mower conditioner and cured in reasonable conditions over 10 days with three rakings. Average moisture of 14.1%. Dry course texture with stem lengths around 30cm. Cut at flowering. Approx 40% light green in colour with remainder straw colouring. Small amount of mice chaffing in shed
Moby (awnless) barley hay. 100 kg/ha urea applied. Cut 22/08/25 - 26/08/25, awaiting baling. Feed test will be available after baling. Some will be shedded, the remainder stored under hay caps.
Forage Sorghum baled in 2025. Need to sell to pay for an operation. Some grain. Prepared to sell by the bale.
Protein 7.5,
ME 8.94,
Starch 7.0,
NDF 60.20
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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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