Marketplace in Gatton 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.

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.

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.

Spare 18" probe for the Delmhorst moisture meter. 18" length means that you can probe deeper in the bale than a standard 10" probe. Attaches directly to the connector on top of the meter. Used for testing large bales.

Developed by the Feed Central Hay Inspectors, this stainless-steel hay corer is ideal for the collection of samples for quality assurance and feed testing purposes. It simply attaches to your cordless or corded 1/2" drill. This simple collection of samples helps prevent contamination from handling. To use, drill into baled forage and use the cleanout rod to push the sample into an attached bag. The attached forage cutting tip is able to be sharpened for an extended lifespan, or able to be ordered as a repair part. Items Included: Hay corer Clean out rod Hay Corer Storage Satchel Clip Seal bags Forage analysis is required for animal ration balancing and proper hay and forage analysis requires a good forage sample. Taking a good sample requires a hay corer. The hay corer allows recommended samples of chopped forage to be gathered quickly and easily without contamination from handling. Hay probe sampling procedure Care should be taken when sampling hay. Samples should be uniformly obtained from several bales (10 bales minimum) throughout each sampling lot. Avoid sampling only one or two areas in the lot. Each sampling lot should be defined by date baled, cutting, forage type and pasture, and owner or farm name. Indicate if the hay was rained on while curing. Any significant event that could cause changes in forage quality would be reason for separating those samples into a different lot. For a large sampling lot (more than 50 bales), it is advisable to gather several hay samples for analysis. Haylage / Wrapped Silage Drill to the full depth of the hay probe in at least 12 random locations throughout the wrapped bales. Use the clean out rod to simply push the sample into the bag. When finished, tape the 1” holes in the haylage or wrapped silage made from the sampler. Careful handling ensures accurate results The handling of the hay sample is important to get accurate results. The sample cannot be exposed to air, as it will lose moisture. Samples left in the sunlight usually will have the moisture condensation on the plastic bag. Poorly sealed samples will lose fines or a portion of the sample. All of the above will affect the results. Care should be taken to keep samples in a cool location and packed securely to prevent sample spillage. Be sure that identification is secure and is written with a marking pen that is waterproof. Shipping containers should be the correct size to prevent excessive movement. Zip lock bags need to be packed securely. Do not hold samples for an extended time. Reduce risk of error by expediting analysis. ORDER YOUR HAY CORER FROM FEED CENTRAL TODAY!

On Farm INSTANT Nitrate Testing Kits are now available! Enabling anyone who is concerned about Nitrate levels in their crops to get a simple yes/no answer within minutes. Each Kit Contains: 5 x Nitrate Tests Each kit has step-by-step instructions for accurate On Farm testing and an information / educational booklet around the effects of Nitrate poisoning and what to look out for. *PLEASE NOTE - We recommend you download and read the Frequently Asked Questions and fact sheets from our website: PLEASE NOTE: This product will need to be SHIPPED VIA COURIER due to being Dangerous Goods in nature. This package contains toxic, corrosive, and carcinogenic chemicals. Safety Instructions included. This test kit does not give actual readings (ppm). You need to order a different test through our lab for these results, see links to the fact sheets above

“Black Cow” is a a “100% Beef Composite.” Approx 5 years old. This will be her 3rd calf to beef blonde bull. PTIC As 5-6 months. Hand raised as a "poddy". Black cow is a first class cow. All of her calves to this bull have been first class. We are selling her for $1850 plus GST. “CC - cookies and cream” is a lovely Brahman cow. Approx 5 years. Pregnant with her 3rd calf to the beef blonde bull. PTIC as 6-7 months. Hand raised as a "poddy". CC has had 3 calves to this bull and each calf has been an absolute first class cracker, with the hy-bred vigour of brahman and Blonde proving to produce beautiful and fast growing calves. We are selling her for $1850 plus GST. "Simmy" is a Simmental cow with Clay Gully genetics. Approx 3 years old and now pregnant with her second calf to the blonde beef bull. Brown cow is PTIC 5-7 months pregnant. We are selling her for $1500 plus GST “Red Cow” is an AIS dairy cow. Beautiful nature and naturally mothers and feeds other calves in the herd . Red Cow is PTIC approx 8 weeks to blonde beef bull with her 3rd calf. Hand raised as a "poddy". We are selling her for $2000 plus GST These cows have all had exposure to lantana and have had previous exposure to ticks. Preference to sell as a whole, but can seperate.

Rhodes Grass Large Square Bales. Baled February 2026. Quality fine stem hay suitable for all livestock including horses. Fire Ant Compliant Hay Stored in Shed.

Very quiet, plenty of milk. Ready to calve. Has fostered calves the last three years.

EOI for bulk cow hay round bales. Good pasture paddocks that haven’t been baled for 2 years. 14 or 21 acres @approx 8/acre. Will need to be loaded in paddock within 48hrs of baling. Semi and B Double access. $45/round. Can get a quote for big squares if needed. Priced to move.

Baled and wrapped with 24hours. 16%-18% Moisture. Fire Ant compliant. Varying amounts of lucerne in bales between 50%-80%. Feed test done on lower % bales. Drive through all weather weather access. Able to load Semitrailers and B-Double. Loader on site, Highway access.