Posted by John A. on June 19, 2012 at 20:32:55 from (76.1.122.180):
In Reply to: baling oats posted by TAZDOG101 on June 19, 2012 at 05:25:58:
TAZDOG101, Have had oats cut-n-baled every way possible. 98% of people wait Toooooo darned long to cut. Tx Jim is the only person who bales quicker than I. **As soon as milk appears Swath Oats or Wheat. +++ here in Texas as most parts Spring is a wet time of the year and a inconvenient timed rain will cause the oats/wheat to get long in the tooth! +++We run the crimper a little tighter to take advantage of what drying time we have if and when we are in a rainy pattern. As other have said the longer you wait the further along the seed will be. I have seen toooo many times, Guys just have a trail of seed in the dirt behind the baler, so that seed never made it to any animals mouth!,,,,,Well maybe the mice and rats, birds, squirrels,and other Virmin!!! Why grow it? If you are just going to throw it back on the ground at baling time never to be utilized by the livestock you baled it for?????? Later, John A.
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