Haying held up again

NEKS · Jun 29, 2014

Just got another one inch of rain in 15 minutes. Here it is about the first of July and haven't started yet. Past years I try to be done by now, except hauling in. There is a lot of hay mowed around the area that's been washed off more then a few times.

Bruce from Can. · Jun 30, 2014

Time to go to wet wrapped bales, did 112 bales last week. Baled them on a sunny afternoon, way to tough to keep. Then hauled them home in ,on and off rain showers , and wrapped them the Monday . Makes perfect feed. Cost a bit but, I have a lot of hay saved that would be junk otherwise. Bruce

Bret4207 · Jun 30, 2014

Dry hay demands good weather. We never really get started here till July. Just the way it is.

rrlund · Jun 30, 2014

It fizzled just before it got here overnight. Supposed to storm late this afternoon though,so I'd better keep everything parked.

RLA · Jun 30, 2014

a Neighboring farmer near Titusville Pa.
got stuck in a field trying to ted his hay.
Most farmers around here haven"t gotten any
hay cut let alone up.

old · Jun 30, 2014

Ya in my area most have not gotten there hay done yet due to rain or the forecast calling for rain. In the 30 plus years I have been doing hay I think this is the latest I have ever done mine. I did get a little bit done but not much due to others needed things fixed so they could do hay. So I do have 6 big rounds done so far

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