When hay gets wet, it loses nutritional value, especially as rainwater leaches out key carbohydrates, minerals, and vitamins ...

Even with hay under cover, it’s easy to overlook how much its nutritional value can degrade over time. Moisture, temperature ...

An Australian-developed melting machine could repurpose millions of kilometres of baling twine each year by turning it into ...

The “Bale Net Wrap Market” research ... such as product or service types [Knitted Net Wrap, Extruded Net Wrap) ], specific applications [Baling Hay, Baling Straw, Others], and regional ...

New Zealand is taking the agricultural world by storm with his ground-breaking invention - an edible bale net wrap. Grant Lightfoot’s Kiwi Econet is a revolutionary product made from flax that can be ...

Because a large volume of Vermont milk is exported and processed ... For the time being, the program is a pilot for Connecticut River basin farmers and is taking bale wrap only: no nylon net wrap, ...

The business was started on Dec. 4, 2003. Deegan said UPU Industries is well known for their red white and blue net wrap adorning hay bales across the nation. The company’s website lists it as ...

According to the fire department, the barn was a completely destroyed, resulting in the loss of 160 large hay bales and several farming implements. No animals were lost in the fire. During the ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A NEW field lab is exploring the possibility of using biodegradable twine to wrap hay bales rather than single-use plastic. Plastic net wrap is ...