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Difference Between Hay and Straw. Very often you would come across people who use the words straw and hay as synonymous with each other. Like several other debates, the confusion between hay and straw is ongoing. But this has been clearly identified by the California Straw builders Association, âHays is for horses, straw is for housesâ. Popularly, alfalfa or clover which is cut, dried and used to feed farm animals is hay.
So the weight can vary greatly, usually depending on the use of the hay. If a farmer wants the hay for his own use, he will make the bales as heavy as possible. I've hauled hay weighing as much as 130 lbs. It is cheaper for him to get his hay put up. If he's selling the hay at so much per bale he will back it off to 70 or 80 pounds. He will want to get as many bales as possible, but still give a fair weight. There also is a difference in weight of types of hay. For example grass hay tends to be a lot heavier than alfalfa hay. So all things considered it is hard to give you a direct answer to your question. To be fair to the seller and buyer, I would say a 75 lb bale would be a good weight.