Posted by kyplowboy on July 04, 2012 at 11:09:38 from (98.93.24.191):
In Reply to: How much for hay? posted by mosinee dave on July 04, 2012 at 05:54:59:
I bought a load of small squares last week for $3.75 a bale in west Ky. Mostly fescue and orchardgrass with a little red clover mixed in. Most of the time I buy a few extra round bales to get through the winter but this year my hay made a third of what it did last year and there just ain't that many round bales in this country this year. I did find a guy that had some left over 5x5 round bales from October last year. $25 delevered, wish he had more than the 56 I bought!!! We had enough rain the last few days I planted 10 acres of beans into some hay ground today. Planning to plant turnips over most of the farm next month or so. We will for sure be pregcheck'n the mommas this fall for the first time. Always before just sold the ones that didn't calve, any thing thats open go'n into fall will have to go.
There are several folks around here that have started bale'n corn that is about waist high, tostelled out, and brown the first four leaves up. As dry as it's been I'd be scrared to death of nitrates.
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