Marketplace in Keith SA

Excellent line of Lucerne, cut with a mower conditioner and raked once. Baled six days after cutting with perfect curing conditions. Showing bright green colour with fine stem and good leaf retention.

Well made line of 2nd cut Lucerne/Rye hay into bale baron small bales - 21 in a pack. Colour of core is approx 50% green and 50% yellowed stems. Average moisture 12.4% and stored in shed.

Line of 2nd cut lucerne cured over 7 days and has retained with excellent leaf attachment, sweet aroma and great colour. Moisture range 12-19%, with average of 15.3%.

Lucerne/Rye hay baled into well made rounds in dry conditions. Colour deterioration of the hay is due to sun bleaching; still good areas of green visible. Some presence of barley and rye within this lot. Tight moisture range, with average of 10%.

A well-made line of Oaten hay under poor curing conditions. Multiple rain events in the curing window has resulted in a colour bleached product. Shedded, with average moisture of 13.7%.

Well-made bales in trying curing conditions. This line of Oaten Hay suffered 3 separate rain events during the curing window and has resulted in a yellowed colour. Fairy minimal water marking, particularly considering this. Moisture range of 10-17%, with average 13.7%.

Lucerne hay, conditioned, no rain on windrows, shedded on plastic, nice green colour with a good feed test around 2500 bales available, can offer delivery for extra $ depending on location

A1 classed - 2nd cut Lucerne hay. Plenty of colour and good leaf retention. Packaged in bale baron packs (21 bales) Ongoing supply, multiple pickup locations with b-double access.

Lucerne, Rye, Barley Haylage Cut 25/10/25 Baled 1/11/25

Lucerne, Rye, Barley Haylage - High Quality Cut 27/10/25 Baled 30/10/25 High quality fodder suitable for: Lactating stock Growing stock Finishing stock Major ration component

Good quality, solid bales. Hay frozen at the milky stage and cut using a mower conditioner. There has been some rain on it prior to baling.

100+ baron packs of oaten hay. Plenty of colour and leaf. Baled, packed and carted straight into the shed. Ample access for trucks. Odd ryecorn or moby barley stalk present in some bales. (Minimal)