Straw Hay Bales | Used & Water Damaged

Straw Hay Bales | Used & Water Damaged

$20.00
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STRAWBWD
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Click & Collect available: From 2 Sydney locations. Enfield or Campbelltown.

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Straw Hay Bales | Used & Water Damaged

These hay bales have been exposed to some rain and have minor water damage, but they are still suitable for use as sediment barriers on construction sites or as a budget-friendly garden mulch.

They are a great money-saving option when you need bulk straw bales at a low cost and appearance is not important.

For other uses, such as party props, displays or pet bedding, we recommend not using this product and choosing our regular straw bales instead. See below

About Straw: Straw hay is the dried stems of wheat plants, which are left over after wheat is harvested. 

Bale Size (approximate cm): 85 W x 50 D x 40 H. Average Weight - 13 kg

Notes: The bale weight & measurements are only general guides, as each bale varies in size.

Questions & Answers:

Q. Are your straw hay bales suitable for Straw Bale Gardening, and are they seed/weed free?

A. Yes, our straw bales are farm bales suitable for Straw Bale Gardening. As for being seed- or weed-free, it is hard to say for sure. We spoke with our supplier, and they said their bales likely contain a small amount of wheat seed, as the upper wheat stalk can contain a small amount of seeds internally when harvested. He also added that this is a common issue for virtually all farm straw bales and isn't limited to his stock.

Q. Do you make straw bales at made-to-measure sizes, sell smaller bales or half bales?

A. We only sell full-sized straw bales at the moment. For smaller amounts of straw, please consider our straw bags.

Q. What kind of straw is this, e.g wheat straw?

A. This straw is indeed wheat straw, or wheaten straw. It is made with the leftover wheat stalks from wheat harvesting.

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