Posted by Zachary Hoyt on June 21, 2014 at 19:01:37 from (184.12.79.179):
This is the 8th year we have been selling hay out of the field, usually I put an ad on Craigslist and get a few responses, some repeat customers and some new ones. This year I have two repeat customers who contacted me in early June and who will be up tomorrow, one to buy 40 bales and one for 70, though he says he wants 500 but not all at once. I baled 430 today with my old New Holland 68 and Farmall 300 and have another 300 bales or so to bale tomorrow. I brought in 140 bales with the Farmall A and the hay wagon tonight and it looks like I will be busy tomorrow and maybe Monday if the weather holds. Usually I don't get a window of good weather till July, so maybe the people who buy hay aren't ready yet, and the other thing is this year we raised the price out of the field from $2 to $2.25. This year the machinery is running well and I have no customers, last year I had breakdowns left and right and customers waiting for me to call and tell them their hay was ready. Oh well, I guess that's life. Zach
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