Standlee Hay Company Certified Straw Grab & Go Straw Compressed Bale, 3.6 CF, 50 LB includes a spare bulb for Planter Color:Red Drip

Name: Standlee Hay Company Certified Straw Grab & Go Straw Compressed Bale, 3.6 CF, 50 LB includes a spare bulb for Planter Color:Red Drip
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 14307964624
Price: 45.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2538 (28 reviews)

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Description

Standlee Hay Company Certified Straw Grab & Go Straw Compressed Bale, 3.6 CF, 50 LB includes a spare bulb for Planter Color:Red Drip includes a spare bulb for easy maintenance Ideal Display Size with Secure Fit: Measures approximately 14 inches tall Standlee Premium Western Forage Straw can be used for animal bedding erosion control and composting

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