Marketplace in Barraport VIC

500 tonnes of good vetch hay prepared in cool conditions even quality across the stack which is on plastic in an excellent shed good moisture content averaging 12.8%

Tight bales of barley Header tailings. Good colour and aroma. Moisture readings from 7.1% to 10.9% with an average of 8.6%.

Irrigated Oaten hay in 8 string bales stored in a 3 sided shed with all weather access large windrows protected most of hay with rain event 11.4 avg bale moisture Grower to cart

Oaten crop with even germination at tillering stage. Rolled after planting. Had dry start with good falls rain in last 6 weeks. Has had broadleaf weed spray. Expected to yield 6 ton ha. 700 bales of oaten hay prepared in cool conditions slowing the process, good well baled hay averaging 12.9% moisture content & stored on plastic in an excellent shed

Nice green colour, good leaf retention, nice soft sweet smelling hay Cut at milky dough Small amount of black spot from top of windrow

Good straw baled before any rain. Average moisture 12.5%.

This line of hay has weathered well during curing, it is well baled with good even bales ready for most stock applications. Tight moisture range between 9% and 13% with an average of 10.8%. Long curing period with a small amount of staining present.

Reasonable green colour, nice soft hay with sweet hay smell, good leaf retention. Small amount of black spot from top of windrow Cut at milky dough

Vetch, Field pea, wheat clover & rye mix well prepared in challenging conditions. About 1 inch of rain over a couple falls has only caused minor deterioration, even moisture averaging 11.9%, shedded.

Headland hay so there is some staining due to weather event during curing. Reattained some colour and aroma. Average moisture reading 10.4% Grower to transport

Large squares of Vetch Hay. Some rain while curing but has kept good colour. Average moisture of 13% with leaf generally connected. Sheep love it.

Large squares of Vetch Hay. Some rain while curing but has kept good colour. Average moisture of 14%. Some rye grass present in bales <5%.