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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%
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Excellent Equine quality beardless barley hay. Nice line of Awnless Moby Barley Hay cut at heads emerged stage with a mower conditioner and cured over 7 days in ideal conditions. Baled into 22 kg small squares wrapped in bale barons. Tight and Low moisture range with excellent colour and sweet aroma. A few wild oats in one part of paddock. Stored in a all-weather shed. with year round access.
3rd cut dryland lucerne cut pre flowering with mower conditions and cured in dry conditions with 1 raking over an 8 day period. Average moisture of 12.9%. Small amount of residual lucerne from previous cut evident. Stacked in a safe shed. Baled into a 6 string 8x4x3 bales with some missing a string.
large 8x4x3bales of 2nd cut lucerne. Cut at pre flowering with massey twinmax mover conditioner. Nice smelling and fine stem line of lucerne hay. Stored in shed with floor lined with hay. Average moisture reading of 12.6% .
300bales available
Nice second cut Lucerne, free of weeds and has approximately 85% good green colour. Good leaf retention with no rain during curing period. Large 8x4x3 bales stored in a gravel floored shed with an average moisture 16.2%
Excellent line of 2nd cut Lucerne with very good colour. Cut with mower conditioner and raked once. Good leaf retention and thin stems with a fresh hay smell. Stored in gravel floored shed. Average moisture reading 13.6%
Quality irrigated lucerne hay cut early flowering. Cured in good conditions. Average moisture of 12.5%. Good quality leaf mainly attached to stems with soft to normal texture. Lovely green leaf.
5x4 round lucerne bales stacked in an open shed stacked 4 high with average moisture 11.7%. Cut mid flower cured in hot dry conditions. Good green colouring and sweet aroma
Large Squares of 4th Cut Lucerne. Cut with mower conditioner and stored in good shed. Good colour, aroma and leaf retentions in bales. Average moisture reading 12.4%
3rd cut dry land lucerne hay in 8x4x3 bales stacked in a good shed with all weather access. cut at full flower early seed set cured in hot dry conditions in 8 days. raked once. has retained good colour and leaf quality.
Lucerne hay in 8x4x3 baled. Average moisture of 13.1%. Has retained good moisture. Fine stems with reasonable leaf and green colour. Small amount of weed in some bales from edge of paddock
Line of Rhodes Grass silage in 4x4 round bales, net wrapped & wrapped in plastic. Cut with a mower conditioner with heads/pods formed. Raked once and cured over 3 days. Silage has good colour and aroma for species. Bales stacked on a gravel surface in a well-draining area.
4th cut irrigated lucurne hay in 8x4x3 bales good sound bales good leaf retention. Grown on the banks of the Macquarie River just out of dubbo nsw with good all weather access.
Extremely high-quality hay. Was intended to be a grain crop until severe head frost. Was cut after this event to retain great quality, and only rotary raked in front of baler. Some grain present in hay as small percentage of head was missed by frost.
This price is for 200 plus bales at a time, otherwise is $20 per bale EX COROWA NSW. This hay won't disappoint and nothing wasted. Repeat cattle and horse people are buying this regularly.
Good line of Dryland Rhodes grass small squares bales into Barons. Cut with mower conditioner and cured in ideal conditions. Good texture and aroma. Some variability from contoured country. Average moisture of 13.6%
A minimum Buy of 21 small squares
3rd Cut, good green Lucerne Hay. Cut with Mower conditioner at early flowering. Consistent moisture readings with an average of 14%.
Lovely line of sweet Oaten hay with a small amount of Rhodes grass through it. Cut at heads emerged with some milky dough noted and perfect baling conditions. Average moisture of 19.5% This hay has good colour and very nice aroma. Stored in a good 4 sided shed on concrete flooring.
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.
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%
Rhodes grass baled in 8x4x3 bales weighing approx 500kg. Stored in a covered shed with bleaching to outside of bales. Shed is slightly elevated with gravel floor. Aroma and colour are standard for this product. Moistures were extremely tight between 10-13
Line of wheaten straw in 8x4x3 bales. Tight moisture range with an average of 10.6%. Bright in colour with an estimated stem length of 17cm. Sorghum stubble from previous crop evident in some of the bales inspected. Stacked in a fully enclosed shed with a cement floor surface.
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.
Lucerne Silage with some Barley varying throughout bales. Average weight of 400kgper bale stacked on earth/paddock surface. Cut young with flowers, possible heads/pods formed. Raked twice and cured over 2 days in good conditions. Normal stem thickness, aroma and colour for species. Net and plastic wrap
Canary hay in 8x4x3 bales stacked in an open shed. Cut with mower conditioner and cured in reasonable conditions over 10 days with three rakings. Average moisture of 14.1%. Dry course texture with stem lengths around 30cm. Cut at flowering. Approx 40% light green in colour with remainder straw colouring. Small amount of mice chaffing in shed
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.
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2025 Awnless Barley - bale weights to be confirmed at baling time. Will have full QA and will be available for prompt or spread contracts.
Advertised price is based on meeting an FCA grade and will be shedded.
Further contract terms and conditions discussed upon enquiry.