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What is the difference between straw and hay in spanish?

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Could someone please tell me the difference between saying straw and hay in Spanish. We are interested in building a straw bale house in Argentina and I want to start researching to see if anything has been built, but I keep searching for hay (I think)

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  1. "straw" that is "paja" is the right word. "heno" will NOT get you anywhere in Argentina.

    And in your particular case are "fardos de paja" or straw bales!

    I think you are looking fror this:

    Spain and links:

    http://www.casasdepaja.com/

    Here "casa de paja" means "straw home"

    Chile:

    http://www.arquitecturaenfardos.cl/index...

    "Architecture with bales"

    http://www.agrodesierto.com/tecnoconstru...

    http://tabloide.eurofull.com/shop/detall...


  2. Though I am not an expert in agriculture and plants, I can say straw is "paja" and hay is "heno". That's how I've always heard people call straw and hay in the countryside.

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