formerly ny bill
Well-known Member
The weatherman finally gave us a week with no rain. Lots of hay was cut and baled, some second and much first, too. The big farms chop their haylage
and their third cutting is done. I had my first all baled by mid June, but the rain started for most of July on a regular basis. Don't have but 1
beef cow and her calf, and I work by myself, so no sense in making haylage.
I lined up the machinery I used this year, like I have done many times in past years. Interesting to see which tractors were paired with which
implement. My 826 hydro is normally on the baler, but it developed a PTO problem.
L-R 1456, 1086, 784, 656 that Dad bought new, and 966.
I have had the 3010 since 1977. Old reliable.
and their third cutting is done. I had my first all baled by mid June, but the rain started for most of July on a regular basis. Don't have but 1
beef cow and her calf, and I work by myself, so no sense in making haylage.
I lined up the machinery I used this year, like I have done many times in past years. Interesting to see which tractors were paired with which
implement. My 826 hydro is normally on the baler, but it developed a PTO problem.
L-R 1456, 1086, 784, 656 that Dad bought new, and 966.
I have had the 3010 since 1977. Old reliable.
