Posted by Notjustair on March 14, 2015 at 10:28:23 from (70.195.11.99):
I have no idea where I got last year's twine but it is about to make me crazy. I'm about sure I got it at Orscheln but the more I think about it I can't be positive. It isn't the biodegradable stuff - it is red and white. I have been moving hay and about half of the bales the bottom falls apart because the string at the bottom breaks. None of it is frozen down or even very wet. This is a well drained field. I have stuff beside it from a year older that has that green biodegtadeable stuff and that isn't coming apart. It is sun bleached so it blends in with the hay nicely. I'm over that, but at least I don't have it wrapped around everything and in piles in the cab of the tractor. Are they just making it cheaper or what? I've never had this kind of trouble.
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