There's a lot of farmers making big money on alfalfa in SE SD.They have the right equipment. Put up big squares and sell it for about 200/T to IA dairy farms. They also have the self propelled swathers/ conditioners. that cut 20 acres and hour. Condition the hay, it can be done in 72 hours. With todays radar and weather in your pocket in your iphone there is almost zero chance for rain on your alfalfa. I put up alfalfa for the last 10 years and had rain on it once. For sure better cash crop tha$5 corn. Especially you have the market there and can load semis full of round bales in 45 minutes. The big plus is there is no seeding and no nitrogen requirement a little P and K every year and that's it. Maybe a spraying for fungus or pests in an odd year. Stand should last 8-9 years.You can also cut a lot of hay in a day with a 16 foot haybine (MOCO)
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