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- Humidity Rules of Thumb - Hay Forage Forum
Uvalde is sufficiently similar in climate to an emeritus Hay Talker named Hay Wilson's location Bill frequently to post about making hay He hails from Little River, east of Temple, TX You might do a search of his posts to determine proper climatic conditions for raking and baling
- hay bale size weight chart | Hay Forage Forum
I have had 4x5 bales of greenfeed oats that weighed over 1200 pounds Also have had late coarse first cut hay and the bales weighed 700 pounds Baler density was the same on both crops Another thing to consider on weight is when you weigh them If you weigh them right of the field as opposed to 6 months later The later bales will weigh 10%-15%
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- Tedding - Hay Forage Forum
In recent years, tedding hay has become very popular here in Wisconsin When I first moved here in 2013 most equipment dealers didn't stock many tedders, and I was told they hadn't had much call for them Then we had a couple of wet years, and then a really really wet season that caused a hay shortage
- Custom Harvesting - Hay Forage Forum
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- Hay grapple | Hay Forage Forum
I don’t put up a lot of hay – maybe 500 bales per year but I do it all myself Good help is hard to find I’ve been doing hay now for five seasons, and I’m still trying to find the most efficient and least labor-intensive system I have a thrower And bail wagons, and I have also just dumped them
- Wrapping dry hay - Hay Forage Forum
Basically wrapping dry hay is like when I tarped dry hay, like swmnhay pointed out, it needs to go thru a sweat first I'd fill my normally used building with first cutting, then place the first that was going to be tarped in another building and let it sit for 2-3 weeks before tarping otherwise it always molded where the tarp contacted it
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