Marketplace in Forbes NSW

Irrigated 2nd cut lucerne hay baled in 2024 in good conditions with assistance from steamer. Excellent leaf quality and quantity with average moistures of of 11.2%. Stacked in a safe shed on the southern open side 7 high on gravel floor. All weather access. ……………….

2nd cut irrigated lucerne hay in 8x4x3 bales. Cut mid flowering with mower conditioner and cured in good conditions. Steamer used to ensure quality hay produced. Average moisture of 12.6%. Good leaf content and attached to fine stems with normal texture. Baled three days prior to inspection. Grower had stacked into shed three high to monitor moistures prior to restocking. Sound well made bales.

1st cut irrigated lucerne hay in 8x4x3 bales. Cut at early flowering with a mower conditioner and cured in good conditions. Baled with assistance from steamer. Has good leaf quality and quantity in bales. Leaf detaches when disturbed. Stacked in a safe shed with good access.

Oaten vetch blend from irrigated crop. Oats thick stems cut at flowering. Cured in good conditions. Raked twice. Has retained very good colour with normal to soft texture. Vetch evident in bales. Average moisture of 18.1% with inoculant applied.

Wheaten hay in 8x4x3 bales. Cut at flowering with mower conditioner and cured in good conditions with one raking. Average moisture of14.8% with great of colour and soft texture.

Oaten hay in 8x4x3 bales stacked in a safe shed fully protected with walls or other hay on exposed sides. Cut with mower conditioner at full flower with small amount of milky dough seed. Cured in good conditions and raked once. Steamer used to assist with baling. Average moisture of 11.7% Good leaf quality. Small amount of residual straw in some bales. Small amount of Rye grass.

8x4x3 wheaten hay (awned). Cut with mower conditioner, cured for nearly 2 weeks, raked once before baling. Average moisture 17.8. 10mm rainfall while curing. Paddock stacked with hay caps, 6-string. Truck access.

New season Oaten Hay

2025 Irrigated Lucerne