Posted by Jacksonduper on October 18, 2012 at 23:13:49 from (166.137.100.27):
Question for you guys. I'm chopping and baling corn stalks for the first time this fall to stretch my hay supply. I have chopped stalks in the past for others but I had a question. I will be chopping with a woods 10 foot rotary mower. My question is as follows. The custom operator that does my corn combined today in some light to moderate rain. I have a full time job off the farm and I happen to have off tommorow afternoon. will Imhurt anything to start cutting the stalks tommorow afternoon even though I'm sure they will be wet. I know I will not be able to rake and bale them for a few days but I so would like to start chopping them. Will it be a big pain in the butt or will it work o.. Thanks in advance.
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