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Vetch hay cut at flowering and cured in good conditions. Sound well made bales with average moisture of 13.3%. Goof leaf content and quality. No residual straw or dust.
Quality oaten hay inn8x4x3 bales well protected in a new three sided shed. Cut at early milky dough stage and cured over 19 days. Has retained very good colour and texture. Average moisture of 12.6%
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Prime lucerne hay in bales baron packs. Good soft lucerne with good leaf retention and colour. Consistent bale lengths presents well. Average moisture of 13.4%
Irrigated oaten hay in heavy 8x4x3 bales. Cut at flowering with mower conditioner and cured in good conditions with 1 raking. Short stems with good leaf colour and soft texture. Average moisture of 11.8%
Oaten hay in 8x4x3, from a good season. Cut with mower conditioner at flowering and cured in good conditions. Has good green colour and soft texture. Average moisture of 12.1%
Lovely soft green clover hay in 8x4x3 bales. Average moisture of 21.8 with high readings in the 30’s. Treated with inoculant. Stacked in a new shed with plastic on floor.
2025 awned wheaten hay has very good colour and leaf retention cured on very good conditions with rain most bales will contain some rye grass. Average moisture 13.1%.
Oaten hay in 8 string 8x4x3 bales. Cut at full flower with some grain evident. Cured in ideal conditions with 1 raking. Average moisture of 12.6%. Lovely green leaf and stems with normal to soft texture and clean aroma.
Oaten rye hay blend in 8x4x3 bales. Cut with mower conditioner at flowering and cured in ideal conditions. Has retained excellent colour and leaf quality. Average moisture of 11.6%.
Barley hay. Baled on the 9/10 2025. Good leaf retention and colour. Moisture was fairly even not ranging too differently. Evenly shaped bales. No weeds present. Good storage and easily accessible from road
Moby barley in 8x4x3 bales cut with mower conditioner at full flowering. Cured over 10 days in cool conditions with light dews and no rain. Sound well made bales being stacked on edge of paddock before moving to a well maintained shed with all weather access and good loading facilities. Average moisture of 14.8%. Soft in texture with very good leaf colour.
Oaten hay from irrigated crop. High yielding crop cut with mower conditioner and cured over 19 days. Large windrows were not raked. Baled into 8x4x3 bales and stacked in a safe shed with average moisture of 12%. Lovely green colour with good texture.
Baled on the 13/10/25. Ideal curing conditions. Good green colour, only sun bleached on outside of the bale. Moisture ranging between 12-14%. Evenly staked bales and ends. Great leaf retention.
Vetch hay baled on 13/10/25. Ideal curing conditions. Good green colour and leaf retention. Moisture ranging from 12-14%. Good shed and accessible to the road.
Barley Hay baled on the 15/10/25. Ideal curing conditions. No showers or rain. Evenly shaped bales and ends. Good colour and texture. Moisture readings are all similar, not a big range. Good storage, accessible to road.
One bale of wheaten hay in Bay 11 right at the back
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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