Timothy Hay

High quality Alfalfa bales Weight: 750 & 800 KG – 400KG (on inquiry) Lengths: 2.20 - 2.30 meters Width: 1 – 1.1 meters Height: 80 meters Protein:  Min 17% - Min 18 % Chop size ( Long Fiber) – 10 cm Chop Size (Short Fiber) 4-6 cm Moisture – Max 12% Alfafa pellets Packaging: Bulk/big bag Moisture: Max 11% Proten: Min 15% - Min 16% (d.m.b.) Length : 3-6 cm Diameter: 6-9 mm Dehydrated Alfalfa cubes Packaging: Bulk/big bag Moisture: Max 12% Proten: Min 15% - Min 16%- Min 17% (d.m.b.) Side width: 3 cm Lenght: 5-10 mm  

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	Bale size Lenght, Width, Height	Container weight	Bale Weight	No bales in 40 HQ	FOB Valencia Port €/MT
Dehydratred Alfalfa	65 cm x 40 cm x, 35 cm	22 MT app	37 kg app	600 app	315.00
Sun dried Alfalfa	65 cm x 40 cm x, 35 cm	22 MT app	37 kg app	600 app	295.00
Ray-grass	65 cm x 40 cm x 35 cm	20 MT app	34 kg app	600 app	285.00
Oaten hay	70 cm x 40 cm x 35 cm	19 MT app	32 kg app	570 app	235.00
Straw hay	70 cm x 40 cm x 35 cm	17 MT app	30 kg app	570 app	155.00

Rhodes grass (Chloris gayana) is a summer-growing, stoloniferous perennial, whose runners provide good soil cover for erosion control. Rhodes grass is adapted to a wide range of soils, from infertile sands to fertile brigalow clays. It is difficult to establish and have it persist on heavy-cracking clay soils. Rhodes grass does not tolerate drought or flooding well and is best adapted to areas where annual rainfall exceeds 600 mm. It is only moderately tolerant of frost, but tolerant of salinity and cool burning. Low oxalate concentrations make Rhodes grass a valuable pasture grass for horses. Varieties Pioneer, also known as commercial Rhodes grass, is an early-flowering, erect plant with moderate leafiness. Because it will run to flower quickly throughout the growing season, its feed quality drops quickly. Pioneer has been superseded by Katambora. Katambora is later flowering than Pioneer, so remains more leafy and productive into autumn. It is also finer leaved and more stoloniferous. Callide is later flowering than Katambora, is less cold-tolerant and needs a higher rainfall than Pioneer or Katambora. Callide is more palatable and can be more productive than Pioneer or Katambora under conditions of higher fertility. Finecut is a variety that has been selected for its improved grazing qualities. It has fine leaves and stems, is early flowering, of uniform maturity and high yielding. Finecut was derived from Katambora. Topcut, developed from Pioneer, has been selected for improved haymaking qualities. It has fine leaves and stems, is early flowering, of uniform maturity and is high yielding. Home Plants Field crops and pastures Pastures Rhodes grass Pastures Establishing sown pastures Purple pigeon grass Pastures for horses on the Darling Downs Perennial pastures for the Darling Downs Saltbush Bambatsi Floren bluegrass Subterranean clover for granite and traprock soils Serradella Indian bluegrass Pastures for high rainfall granite country (south east Darling Downs) Rhodes grass Enhancing post-drought recovery Enhancing native pastures Pasture for traprock, sandstone and dry granite country Buffel grass in south Queensland Grazing land management Desmanthus Green panic Digit grass Annual medics Vetches in southern Queensland Creeping bluegrass