Posted by Bobl1958 on June 13, 2013 at 13:36:00 from (68.98.205.31):
I posted this down below as well, but thought I would try here as well. Just have a question in anticipation of troubles. I baled some brome yesterday that might be slightly damp. It felt dry but it was so humid yesterday I may have jumped the gun. My question would be when I check moisture tonight in the bales I did yesterday, what would be acceptable in both big round, and small squares. If the small squares are a little on the damp side, and I don't really believe they will be, if I spread a little salt on each layer should I be alright, if they are less than say 20%? Just trying to get a feel. There is only 51 small squares, but it is such good brome that I hate to loose it. It will be for horses if it turns out OK. Thanks for any help or advice.
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