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This hay baler twine is for round baling and is consistently uniform so it can run trouble free in the baler and at the same time reduce machine wear. The poly twine comes in one roll of 20,000 ft and has a tensile or breaking strength of 110 pounds.

Protect your hay bales with net wraps and durable hay bale covers from Agri Supply. We also have bailer twine that stands up to extreme weather conditions and holds knots easily so you're not dealing with busted bales in the field or barn.

This baling twine is for use in small square balers baling alfalfa, grass and straw. This polypropylene twine is equipped with UV stabilization, so it's perfect for loads that will be staying in the elements for a while.

Jun 15, 2012 · Farmers just pack more and more hay in them, they're always looking for a stronger twine." Plastic twine comes in different colors. Dodds says some people use colors to mark when and where their bales were made. If you store hay outside, make sure the twine is fully U-V stabilized so the sun doesn't break it down and cause the bales to fall apart.

16,000 ft. Brazilian baler twine is made from 100% pure sisal fiber for optimal durability; High tensile and knot strength reliably holds hay together; 16,000 ft. of baler twine ensures plenty of length for wrapping and securing multiple bails of hay; Dimensions: 17 in. x 8.5 in. x 10.5 in.

Cashman’s Hay Bailing Twine is economically priced, quality twine that is excellent with straw or hay production. We have tested and continue to use all of the bailing twine that we sell on our farm.

Quickly and easily wrap up your bales of hay with this baler twine. Biodegradable and treated to resist insects and vermin, this twine is both safe for the environment and your crops. Uniform for consistent baling, this sisal twine has a 290 lbs. tensile strength.

Jun 21, 2020 · Baling twine is an essential ingredient of any farm or ranch. In the right hands, this polypropylene or sisal wonder can mend fences, reattach tractor parts, and steady a fence. But the primary use for twine is for baling. We’re taking a quick look at twine weights, twine colors, and some of the basics that make this product so incredibly useful.