Wheat straw bales
Sun-dried, low-dust, high-fibre wheat straw from Punjab farms, pressed into high-density bales for cattle rations, goats and sheep, and bedding.
Clean fibre for healthy rumens
Wheat straw is the dried stem left after the wheat grain is harvested. Also sold as wheat hay, wheaten straw or bhusa, it is a high-fibre, low-protein roughage that keeps the rumen working and stretches energy-dense rations.
Our straw comes from partner farms in Punjab. It is sun-dried, cleaned to cut dust and pressed into high-density bales that hold their shape through long sea voyages.
Why buyers choose our wheat straw
- Max 12% moisture to keep mould out in transit
- Cleaned for low dust, good for sensitive airways
- Consistent fibre (ADF about 40%) for predictable rations
- Works as feed roughage and as absorbent bedding
- Lowest-cost forage per ton
Who feeds it
Dairy & beef cattle
Cheap fibre that balances concentrate-heavy rations and supports rumen health.
Goats, sheep & camels
Mixed with Rhodes grass or alfalfa as low-cost roughage.
Bedding
Clean, absorbent bedding for livestock barns and stables.
Baled for the voyage
Wheat straw is baled at high density and loaded into containers at Karachi to keep freight cost per ton down. Bale size and weight can be agreed per order.
- SGS or Bureau Veritas inspection before loading
- Phytosanitary certificate and certificate of origin
- Sea freight with tracking and insurance
Is wheat straw good for cattle feed?
Yes, as roughage. It is high in fibre and low in protein, so it balances energy-dense rations. Our straw tests at max 12% moisture, min 3.5% crude protein and 40% ADF.
Is wheat straw the same as wheat hay?
Buyers use the names interchangeably. Strictly, straw is the stem after the grain is harvested, while hay is cut before the grain forms. What we sell is baled wheat straw.
Can wheat straw be used as bedding?
Yes. Clean wheat straw is a common absorbent bedding for livestock and horses.
What is the HS code for wheat straw?
Wheat straw is usually classified under HS 1213 (cereal straw and husks). Confirm the national tariff line with your customs broker.
What is the price of wheat straw bales per ton?
Price depends on volume, season and freight to your port. Send tons and destination port and we quote within 24 business hours.