Marketplace in Wail VIC

Oates Hay baled on the 2nd of November. Large square bales, 6 string. Nice even shaped bales. Stacked in paddock. Ideal curing conditions, no significant rain events during the curing period. A little bit of barley and brome visible in the odd bale end. Good colour and texture. Fresh hay aroma.

Heavy bales of wimmera ryegrass and barley with ryegrass being the larger component. The barley was before milky dough stage when cut. Little rain during curing so very little black spot. Sun bleaching has taken out most of the colour. Soft handling. Cut from a clean paddock, baled and inoculated with a six string Krone and stored in a secure shed with good access on day of baling.

Winteroo oats. Cut at milky dough stage and stacked same day as baled Silac was used. Avoided black spotting although cured in poor conditions. stacked on plastic in good secure well drained shed. Good all weather access off bitumen road. On-site weigh bridge and good loaders. Grower will deliver.

Neo barley hay cut before milky dough stage and stored in a good secure shed on plastic with all weather access including road trains Bales around 670kg. About 25-30mm of rain on windrow took the colour out but still showing a lot of green. Normal to soft handling texture with a nice aroma. Bale Shield inoculant was used. Light spray with Cameras of Glyphosate was sprayed on the windrow to prevent regrowth.

Winteroo oats. Cut at milky dough stage and stacked same day as baled Silac was used. Avoided black spotting but has yellowed somewhat due to wet curing conditions. Paddock was rolled. Stacked on plastic in good secure well drained shed. Good all weather access off bitumen road. On-site weigh bridge and good loaders. Grower will deliver.

Heavy bales of ryegrass and oats. Baled on 30th October stacked six high in paddock- no covers. This hay appears to have avoided any black spotting and has retained some green colour. 13.9 % average moisture, with a high of 22% Hayguard was applied at baling It has a good aroma.

Winteroo oats. Cut at milky dough stage and stacked same day as baled Silac was used.mostly avoided black spotting although cured in poor conditions. Sun bleached The odd yellow stem. Paddock was rolled. Stacked on plastic in good secure well drained shed. Good all weather access off bitumen road. On-site weigh bridge and good loaders. Grower will deliver.

Winteroo oats. Cut at milky dough stage and stacked same day as baled Silac was used. Mostly avoided black spotting although cured in poor conditions. Paddock was rolled. Stacked on plastic in good secure well drained shed. Good all weather access off bitumen road. On-site weigh bridge and good loaders. Grower will deliver.

Scepter Wheaton hay shedded straight after baling into good secure shed with all weather access. Heavy 8 string bales. Dodged a lot of the seasons wet curing weather but still endured 20 mm rain which has caused some black spotting. Sun has bleached most of the green colour. Has a dry texture but has a fair aroma. Milky dough seed very evident. Silac was used.

Scepter Wheaton hay in heavy 8 string bales raked once and stored in good secure shed on plastic with good all weather access on the same day. Soft to medium texture and a fair aroma. Suffered significant rain on windrow during curing which has caused some black spotting and sun bleaching during a long curing period.

Tomahawk Wheaton hay cut before milky dough stage and stored in a good secure shed on plastic with all weather access including road trains About 15 mm of rain on windrow took the colour out but still showing a lot of green. Normal to dry texture with a good aroma. Bale Shield inoculant was used. Average moisture 10.9%

Heavy bales of oats with at least 50% brome grass. Mostly the brome was cut before seed was developed but there is some more mature stems. Has avoided black spotting and retained a little color. Average moisture is 14.9 %. Hayguard was applied at baling. Percentage of brome and oats mix varies across the lot.