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A solid line of Oaten hay with good leaf in bale. It has experienced rainfall in the windrow, which has knocked the colour; but still retains majority green, though with water marking present. Product was cut early and has an average moisture of 11.3%. Stored in a good shed.

Line of awned wheaten hay cut at early maturity, but has experienced a couple of showers in the curing period. Unfortunately the colour has suffered water marking as a result, though there remains a good portion of green to light green leaf throughout the lot. Average moisture of 11.9%

A line of Oaten Hay which has experienced an extended curing window due to rainfall. Colour has been affected, but the leaf in in the product has retained good texture. Well-made hay for the poor curing conditions.

Good line of a dedicated oaten hay crop grown under irrigation. Tight rows cut at 4m and not touched until baling. 2 rain events during curing, top of the row was bleaching but quality maintained inside the row. Baled with an 8 string krone baler with hay king applied at baling. Shedded immediately.

Dedicated oaten hay crop sown on legume stubble. Some bleaching on top of windrows but fantastic quality remained inside the row. Raked immediately behind mower and not touched again until baling. Baled with an 8 string krone baled with hay king applied at baling. All weather road train access available.

Well baled line of Oaten hay . Would be good source of fodder for many feed applications. Rain during curing has affected quality. Moistures range from10% to 14%with an average of 12.8%

Good line of wheaten hay despite some rain damage during curing. Hay has a great aroma considering curing time and conditions. Some ryegrass evident throughout. Solid 8 strings bales at 680kg shedded immediately after baling. Average moisture 11%.