Hay--HEY

big tee · Jan 15, 2023

Saw this ad for hay in MO.--Glad I have tractors and pick-ups instead 20 horses---

1st crop--$11/bale---2nd and 3rd--$18---4th--$20

bradley martin · Jan 15, 2023

Ask and get are sometimes a long ways apart!

RESLLS · Jan 15, 2023

I just got 30 bales yesterday. $5 each, second cut. He only got 2 cuts last year. First was in August. North west Tennessee.

4520BW · Jan 15, 2023

Them deeres get expensive to feed on this high dollar diesel.

big tee · Jan 15, 2023

But during the off season you don't have to feed them!!!

Leroy · Jan 15, 2023

What size are those bales. Looked to me like large squares and if it is as I am understanding things it would not be bad. Now if small squares then it would be high. So what size are they? Last I made hay the large squares or round bales were not yet thought about.

John in MD · Jan 16, 2023

Racetrack prices for good hay.

JWA · Jan 16, 2023

Same price down here in southwest TN.

big tee · Jan 16, 2023

They said 65-70--

Leroy · Jan 16, 2023

So not as big as they looked in picture. Looked like would have been in the 400# range so at that size price would not have been bad, at the 60-70# yes.

MSD · Jan 16, 2023

Morning Tee. Watched a show on YouTube the other day where a farmer in Arizona that just deals in hay was taking the big squares and rebaling them into the smaller ones. He had quite the machine line set up to do it. Going to hitch a ride to Tulsa this weekend? Weather sounds good. 50's

DoubleO7 · Jan 16, 2023

Any small bales of that weight here at less than $6 would equal junk hay from roadside ditches.

Hay with a picture and no other description as to what kind hay is useless.

farmersamm · Jan 16, 2023

75 clams per bale, and ONLY because the guy works for the same company that K'kins works for. These are $130 bales at regular price this year in OK.

4x6 bales, approx. maybe 1200#. We are loading them with a DewEze bed. Only thing the guy has, that can get there without roading his tractor about 14mi. Thank God for the steel deck. I built it this way for this reason(amongst others)............easy to slide stuff on the deck, and a stronger, longer lasting deck, than anything made of wood. Still a real hoot to load.........just have to back up, and push, and hope they go where you want 'em to go.

Good, fine stem, hay........put up right. Makes for heavy bales.

Trlr is 2400# Tare Weight. I have no idea what it would cost to put it together today, what with the price of steel. I have about a dollar a pound tied up in it. Was a day when steel was reasonable.

Hay--HEY

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