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Vetch Hay 2026 to be baled 8x4x3 expected weight of 630kg. Stacked outside under tarps. 3000ha with expected 2 ton yield. Planted late April. Planted into moisture with 150ml of in crop rain. Excellent weed control following wheat. Paddock worked during fallow. Roundup and broadleaf control pre planting. In crop broadleaf control. No fungicide. Cutting 17 Sept. Selling min truck loads only.
Seller Information:
Summary
Ad Type
For Sale
Category
Hay & Fodder
Commodity
Hay
Dominant Species
Vetch
Sold By The
tonne
Storage Status / Stage
Paddock Stacked (No Covers)
Bale / Package Size
Lge Sq 8x4x3
Units
6000 tonnes
Bale / Package Weight
600 kg
What You'll Pay
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