50L Bag of Organic Meadow Hay $10
Fresh first cut meadow hay with a good mix of grasses. It has been shed stored and kept dry.
This organic meadow hay comes from land that has not used any chemical fertilizer/pesticides/herbicides for the past 20 years.
Has some delicious green leaves/stems mixed in and has a softer texture rather than stalky and pokey.
The bags are completely stuffed full and the hay is packed down tightly so it is more likely that you'll be purchasing more than 50L of meadow hay.
A fantastic price taking into account the quality and quantity in comparison to pet store hays.
I'm conveniently located in the Rangiora township for pick up. I am also in the city most days of the week and happy to arrange meeting buyers there.
I'm willing to post for buyers if they are happy to cover the costs of the box for shipping as well as postage.
My pet rabbits and guinea pigs have been loving the hay so you have their guaranteed stamp of approval!
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