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Aus Agro is a second-generation family business based in Queensland, Australia. For more than a decade we've been proudly serving small and medium sized farmers with affordable machinery built for tough Australian conditions.
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"The hay maker package gave us total independence and turned our extra hay into extra income. Thanks team!"

"We love our new Aus Agro hay making gear. Bales have gotten really expensive, so being able to make our own is a huge win."

"The mini round baler has been a game-changer for our small property. Efficient, easy to use and produces top-quality bales in a fraction of the time."

"Love how easy it is to run. Low maintenance and even my teenage son can operate it without any dramas. A great addition to any small farm."

"We've already put through more than 900 mini bales without a hiccup. The baler hasn't skipped a beat. The full kit paid itself off in a single season!"

"Love my new hay making gear! Cheers legends."

"Buying the mini round baler was one of the best investments I've made. Better bales, more output and real savings on labour. Highly recommend."
Must have machines for small farmers and acreage owners
If you're looking for reliable mini hay balers, hobby farm equipment, or D.I.Y. machinery to cut & bale your own hay at an affordable price, Aus Agro has you covered.
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