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- Using preservative for dry hay - Hay Forage Forum
My hay operation is small, (vegetables are our primary crops, but started putting up hay bc we always had the equipment and the hay works in nicely with rotations) approx 30 acres and do all small squares Straight alfalfa, alf mix and recently tried a little timothy too The first year we didn't run any sort of preservative
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- Weed control for pasture and hay field | Hay Forage Forum
But then, you also aren't running the same field year after year in grass without regular roundup treatments or something equivalent For us permanent hay guys, short of nuking a field and starting over, we can get some cumulative broad leaf and annual grass challenges
- Leasing hay field | Hay Forage Forum - haytalk. com
Leasing hay field Jump to Latest 1 6K views 8 replies 6 participants last post by frankeady42 Feb 5, 2025 F
- Haying too late | Hay Forage Forum
Over grown hay that has been put up right is more valuable than hay cut in its prime and rained on until it is complete garbage If getting the crop harvested at the right time is a perennial problem I would look at doing something different, whether that be different equipment of speed the drying process or going to some form of silage
- Dried Wrapped Hay Question | Hay Forage Forum
This is the first year I wrapped dried hay because I bought a wrapper last spring After having let it sit in some cases since early June until now outside fully wrapped, it seems the hay touching the wrap produces moisture I use white wrap but the sun really heats up the bale in midsummer
- Brush hog for hay - Hay Forage Forum
I'm looking to get a rotary mower for potential dual purpose, hay and yard clean up They're also cheaper and easier than a sickle for hay I've struggled with a sickle for the last two years and something always breaks, and I can't afford a disc or drum I'm looking at putting up 20ac + - a
- Hay Fire Safety Reminder | Hay Forage Forum
Studies have shown hay fires often occur within 6 weeks of baling high moisture hay Some of us have hay in that time-frame that may have been baled in excess of 20 percent moisture To be safe small rectangular bales should have moisture content less than 20 percent and large rectangular or
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