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#93564
Lge Sq 8x4x3
Paddock Stacked (No Covers)
| Protein (CP) | 4.70 |
| Energy (ME) | 7.18 |
Ex Farm Price
$142
/ tonne
Excl. GST
$/kg C.P.
3.12
¢/MJ M.E.
2.04
Windrowed barley straw in 8x4x3 bales stacked 6 high in paddock. Baled directly behind windrower. No rain between grain harvest to baling. Small amount of water marking from rain before grain harvest, otherwise clean bright straw. Average moisture of12.9%


#92632
Lge Sq 8x4x3
Shedded
| Protein (CP) | 10.90 |
| Energy (ME) | 9.97 |
Ex Farm Price
$368
/ tonne
Excl. GST
$/kg C.P.
3.56
¢/MJ M.E.
3.89
Bearded wheaten hay in 6 and 8 string bales. Cut at flowering. Well conditioned with mower conditioner. Small amount of residual canola stubble in bales. Average moisture of 11.5%. Had small amount of rain and cool curing period. Has retained reasonable colour.


#97078
Lge Sq 8x4x3
Shedded
| Protein (CP) | 9.80 |
| Energy (ME) | 9.36 |
Ex Farm Price
$300
/ tonne
Excl. GST
$/kg C.P.
3.29
¢/MJ M.E.
3.44
Good colour retention after rain events during curing, some watermarking minimal blackspot. Normal to soft leaves and stem good aroma with no dust smell. Average moisture 11.5%


#95097
Lge Sq 8x4x3
Paddock Stacked (Hay Caps)
| Protein (CP) | 8.70 |
| Energy (ME) | 9.45 |
Ex Farm Price
$200
/ tonne
Excl. GST
$/kg C.P.
2.43
¢/MJ M.E.
2.24
A good stack of oaten with some ryegrass hay only light rain(5 millimetres) during curing, well prepared and stacked in well drained spot under hay caps. Average moisture content of 12.3%.


#92915
Lge Sq 8x4x3
Shedded
| Protein (CP) | 9.10 |
| Energy (ME) | 11.45 |
Ex Farm Price
$305
/ tonne
Excl. GST
$/kg C.P.
3.50
¢/MJ M.E.
2.78
Barley hay cut with windrower and cured in cool conditions over 25 days. Cut at full maturity with grain evident. Some canola stubble evident. GM free. Average moisture of bales 13.8%

#98144
Lge Sq 8x4x3
Not Harvested
Ex Farm Price
$420
/ tonne
Excl. GST
Predominantly Clover package with blend of Fuze rye grass.
Cut on the 6th October onto dry ground expected bale date around the 30th of October.
As long as good curing conditions from here , this hay will be a fantastic package (and pending feed test) suitable for any livestock that is required to fatten or continue lactating.

