Posted by picassomcp on September 09, 2014 at 18:14:41 from (50.124.216.146):
I still have 4 fields to make a cutting off of. Lots of clover in these fields which is tough to dry under good conditions. We are forcasted to get 1"+ of rain over the course of the next few days with temps in the 50's. If we get the full inch of rain it will take a week to dry that off as we are wet now. This puts us into mid September. Can hay really be dried down in September? I have always had my last crop of hay made by the first week of Sept, I've never been this far behind. I'm starting to get a bit concerned here. I'm wondering if I should be looking for someone who can custom bale it with a baler that can apply a preservative or possibly have the bales wrapped due to high moisture content.
Is it possible to get hay dried to 15% or less in Mid to late September??
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