Ken Macfarlane said: (quoted from post at 14:05:03 07/29/12) If you have much rain, the netwrap interupts the thatch roof effect of a round bale. As water follows the grass around it keeps hitting the mesh and running into the bale. You get a similar problem if you let 2 twine bales touch, the spot where they touch lets water into them.
I disagree with your statement about Netwrap causing moisture intake in hay. What do the rain drops do on the hay humped up between the twine wraps on a rd bale?? They take in moisture. I agree rd bales Netwrap or twine should not be stored with the rd sides touching as that forms a funnel for moisture to collect.
This post was edited by Tx Jim at 11:26:27 07/29/12.
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