Fletch3130
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Question for hay producers. I have heard people say that they go in directly behind the disc mowing and ted/fluff the hay and that reduces drying time. I typically have to wait until the following day to run the tedder over the hay. Most of my hay is fescue and timothy. I just use a standard disc mower so it just cuts and lays it down flat on the ground. Other folks I talk to leaned against tedding the hay same day as cutting for fear of beating off the seed heads. Just wondering what everyone else out there does?
All input is much appreciated.
All input is much appreciated.