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Re: The hay was ready
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Posted by RNicholas on June 08, 2006 at 19:13:14 from (24.119.158.143):
In Reply to: The hay was ready posted by Michael Soldan on June 08, 2006 at 05:02:07:
Ah, Yes. Heavy bales. My brothers and I were useful and easy picks for locals that needed extra hands hauling hay back in the late 60's and early 70's. Lespideza hay was popular back then which had to be baled green to keep the small leaves from falling off the stalk. Can't say what they weighed but they were't light. Plus the end of the stalks would scratch the H*** out of you. The absolute worst was when old man Ellis decided to bale some soybeans. Even with the back and muscles of an 18 year old, they were so heavy we could hardly get them on the trailer. Worked all day for 5 lousy bucks.
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