Marketplace in Mulwala NSW

Irrigated lucerne rye blend 2nd cut. Cut mid growth with mower conditioner cured in hot conditions. Average moisture of 14.3%. Normal to soft in texture. Fine stems

Beautiful soft textured line of Barley clover hay. Clover has fantastic leaf retention. Baled with Haygaurd noculant applied at 2.5ltrs/t. Average moisture reading of 26%. Clover is early flowering but there is barley seed in the samples.

Wheat hay in sound 8x4x3 bales. Cut with mower conditioner at late flowering. Had two small falls rain over the three weeks of curing. Raked once. Has retained a soft texture with approx 40% green leaf. Stacked in an open shed with good access

Awned wheaten hay in 8 string 8x4x3 bales stacked 8 high in an open shed. Cut with mower conditioner at early milky dough stage. Cured over two weeks in cool conditions. No rain. Average moisture of 11.5%. Dry in texture. Approx 50% green colour. Grower has own trucks for deliveries Some residual canola stubble evident in bales.

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%

Oaten & ryegrass hay well prepared with very little rain, cured for 15 days good aroma & very even moisture content averaging 12.4%

Good oaten hay with ryegrass through it, well prepared & presented in an excellent shed on the hillside, cured over 34 days without rain well average moisture content of 12%

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%.

Wheaten hay in 8 string 8x4x3 bales stacked in a safe shed with average moisture of11.9%. Cut at flowering with mower conditioner cured. Has two falls if rain over a 6 week period with remainder of curing cool conditions. Large windrows have protected internal stems and leaf. Has retained some green leaf. Normal to soft texture.

Crop in good health with plenty of biomass

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.

Setting up for a magnificent finish, good moisture profile and growth continuation right up to cutting