Marketplace in Charlton QLD

Lovely line of sweet Moby Barley hay, cut at heads emerged with some milky dough noted and perfect baling conditions. Average moisture of 16.5% This hay has good colour and very nice aroma. Stored in a good 4 sided shed on concrete flooring.

Lovely line of soft equine quality cereal hay produced on dry land country.

Great line of equine quality cereal hay in 4x4 from a dry land paddock

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%

Good equine quality rounds of beardless cereal hay. Average Moisture 15.7%. Stored in a good shed on plastic over good gravel floor .

Great line of equine quality beardless cereal hay stored on concrete floor shed. Average moisture 13.7%

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.

Lovely line of equine quality cereal hay grown on dryland farms. Sample is greener through the core sample than the outer grab samples indicate.

Line of tropical pasture hay in 6 string 8x4x3 bales. Cut at full maturity with a mower conditioner, cured in ideal conditions. Variable stalkiness and dry stalky texture for species. Variety of weeds noted across the bales, assuming more than 30% average. Ideal moisture range averaging 13%, with a normal species aroma. Stacked in a solid 3-sided shed with floor lined with plastic.

Line of Forage Sorghum Hay in 6 string 8x4x3 bales, with more than 30% weeds across the bales. Varying maturity throughout crop when cut, cured for 7 days in ideal conditions. Grey to brown in colour, stalky sample with minimal leaf retention. Stacked in a solid 3 - sided shed with floor lined with plastic.

2021 Oaten Hay in 8x4x3 bales averaging an estimated 500kg per bale. Variable maturity stages throughout bales along with possible weeds, residual straw and dust. High moisture ranges and high nitrate levels.

Great line of fine stem Rhodes cut at early flowering. Beautiful soft hay. 4th cut. In bundles. 14 pack.

High quality prime lucerne horse hay.

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.

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.

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%

2025 vecth hay been chopped and steamed during baling has very good colour and leaf retention

Fresh Morava Vetch hay cut at early flowering & cured over 21 days in cool dry conditions, excellent colour & very even moisture content averaging 12%

Barley hay baled on the 18th of October 2025. Bales weight average is 680kg. Bales are 6 string and 8 string. A contractor helped with baling. Excellent green colour. Soft texture. Fresh and sweet hay aroma. Moisture readings average is 11.4%. No high moistures. Ideal curing conditions.

This Line of Awnless wheaten hay would suit any feed application from horses to goats it has a fresh smell and great colour . Stored in shed with lined floor. Average moisture 13.2%.

Sweet smelling clover hay well shedded cured for 21 days in ideal weather conditions average moisture content of 15.4%

Excellent line of awnless barley hay with great smell , feel and colour. Was made under ideal conditions

Oaten hay baled on 1st of November. Moisture around 12% mostly. No high moistures. Fresh hay aroma, soft texture and nice green colour. Leaf retention is also great. No weeds present. Baled and stacked within same day. Baled with an 8 string Krone baler. Heavy bales averaging about 800-850kg.

Vetch hay baled on 20th October 2025. Bales weigh about 677kg. Ideal curing conditions. Bales are stacked outside with hay caps. Moisture readings were mostly 10-13%. 4 bales read higher than 18% including one reading 39%. Good green colour despite being stacked outside. Leaf retention is also good with leaves only becoming detached when disturbed. Fresh sweet hay aroma. Road is easily accessible for trucks.

2025 Vetch hay baled on the 24/10/25. Average bale weight 650kg. 6 string 8x4x3 bales. Variety is timok. Some medic in hay. Cut with a mower conditioner. No risk during curing period. Half of the vetch is in the shed on boort Kerang road and half on dear rd. Same lot. Average moisture 12.7%. Lowest was 10.6%. Only two higher readings which were 17.1% and 17.4%. Nice green colour, not too much sunbleaching and no staining. Soft in texture and excellent leaf retention. May become detached only when disturbed. Sweet and fresh hay aroma. Great storage and good access to the road for trucks.

2025 Barley hay baled on the 21st October. Average bale weight is 635kg. All in the shed. 6 string 8x4x3 bales. Average moisture was 11.6%. Lowest was 10% and highest 13.3%. No high readings. Moisture readings mostly around 11%. Soft in texture. Great leaf and head retention. Good green colour. Not much sunbleaching. Sweet and fresh hay aroma. Great shed and good access to the road for trucks.

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%

Best line of wheaten hay I have inspected is South Australia this season . It would be suitable for any fodder application

Oaten hay baled on the 1st of November 2025. Ideal curing conditions. No rain. Baled with an 8 string Krone baler. Bale weights average 715kg. Good green colour with not much sun bleaching. Soft texture and good leaf retention. Moisture readings averaged 12.3% with mist reading between 11-12%. Very consistent readings. One bale read 17.3%. Fresh and sweet hay aroma. Nice evenly shaped bales. Good shed and easily accessible to road.