Koyuga Horse Hay in Koyuga, Victoria, Australia | Agricultural cooperative

Koyuga Horse Hay

Locality: Koyuga, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 448 883 528

Address: 934 Murphy Rd 3622 Koyuga, VIC, Australia

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20.01.2022 It’s been a busy fortnight with just shy of 30,000 bales going into the sheds but we now have plenty of new season hay available. Lucerne is available for $18, Ryegrass $14, Balansa Clover for $18, we also still have a large supply of Teff hay available for $14.

17.01.2022 A Sunday night semi to Sydney

14.01.2022 Shaftel clover hay is now available for $17. Nice, soft hay with good colour.

13.01.2022 Who said watching grass grow was boring?

11.01.2022 Ever wondered why Vic Police Horses look so healthy. Because they eat our hay! Next time you’re arrested by an officer on a horse mention Koyuga Horse Hay for a 20% discount off your fine or sentence* *Discount cannot be guaranteed

10.01.2022 That fresh Lucerne smell

09.01.2022 Farmers version of a big roundabout

08.01.2022 A bit of common sense, please respect the request. If you can’t, you will be kindly asked to leave (with no hay)

06.01.2022 People will travel a long way for a quality bale of hay. 1800km and 1507 bales to be exact. Road Train loaded and ready for the trip back to Charters Towers, poor North Queensland driver is freezing, only brought thongs and may lose his toes to frost bite.

05.01.2022 We’re always innovating here and I’ve come up with a new ventilation system for the hay shed. Dads not overly please by the aesthetics though.

04.01.2022 The hAy team have been busy. 4800 bales of lucerne bales overnight, just got to cart them in now

03.01.2022 Finally finished all the Ryegrass for 2019, now to start on teff. Nice, soft/green Ryegrass is available for $14, there’s about 15,000 of them so plenty to go round!

01.01.2022 That’s the last of the hay baled for season 2019/20 it’s actually been a very good season for making hay with conditions being kind most of the time. Big thanks and job well done to the very casual crew Mick Jones, Thorpy and Wes. Will provide an update on pricing and availability in the coming days.