Description
Your plants love it; your pets love it. This all-natural straw bale is a backyard MVP.
Key Product Features
- Natural Wheat Straw Bale: Made from the stems and leaves of the wheat plant left after the grain is harvested for milling
- Non-GMO & Biodegradable Quality: 100% natural, bio-degradable straw that’s free of G.M.O. ingredients
- Easy Garden Mulch Application: Simply cut the strings and shake apart to use as mulch—especially around strawberry and tomato plants
- Multi-Purpose Growing Use: Helps maintain moisture for grass seed, supports mushroom cultivation, and improves soil coverage in outdoor areas
- Bale Dimensions & Animal Bedding: Measures approximately 36" x 16" x 18" and makes cozy bedding for chickens, rabbits, cats, rodents, and other pets
Wheat straw, consisting of the stems and leaves left after wheat grain harvesting, is a versatile and eco-friendly material. It is 100% natural, biodegradable, and GMO-free, making it an excellent choice for various uses around the home and garden. Common applications are garden mulch, especially for strawberry and tomato plants, and as a substrate in mushroom cultivation. Its long stems provide moisture retention and support grass seed growth, while also serving as comfortable bedding for chickens, rabbits, cats, and other pets. Wheat straw is great for animal nesting, aiding in cleaner egg production and providing a cozy space for pets. Beyond practical uses, it is a popular decorative item for fall displays. Produced by Shady Creek Farm in Lancaster, PA, this versatile material is perfect for gardening, animal care, and seasonal decoration.
1 Review
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STRAW BALE REVIEW
The hay bales themselves were good and came individually packaged which was very nice. One issue I had with the product was that the length of each hay bale was nowhere close to 36 inches. The description says that the size varies and it can be anywhere from 30 to 36 inches long, however, I have ordered 10 hay bales and all of them were exactly 30 inches in length. I was purchasing those for decorative purposes, so the sizes were of importance. I think the description is slightly misleading as it seems the actual length of the hay bale is always closer to 30 inches.
