Posted by steve in wi on June 30, 2011 at 18:59:55 from (69.171.163.3):
Well this my first year at making round bales with a 504 l series vermeer baler.Always make small squares ,but i did mess up good.I thought the hay was good and dry.baled up 10 acres and put them in the barn right away that night and this evening before i put the next 10 away it smelt funny in the barn,sure enough the centers of the bales got warm.is this a norm for these? Should i leave the bales out in the field longer next time?I moved all the bales out of the shed and spread them out,are they junk now? And just leave them outside.Any way of saving them with salt down the centers? Have a lot to learn with this baler.Thanks for any help steve
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