Posted by jamo58 on June 17, 2015 at 11:17:48 from (108.39.142.88):
I'm curious if anyone has been able to get hay up in the western/southwestern part of Pennsylvania. I know there were about 4 good days back in early May that I missed but other than that I haven't seen anything worth even taking a chance on.
The orchard grass is headed out and the Timothy will be soon too...fields are looking well past due but I don't even want to take a gamble at 40% chance of rain as it seems like it's raining just about every other day here.
Farm is in Washington County - the only fields around here that have been cut look like they've been wrapped for haylage. My girlfriend wanted to try to take a third cutting this year - at this rate I'll be happy just to get the first cutting in.
I've had years where we haven't even started baling before July but that was normally because we couldn't get around to it earlier - now I'm sitting around just waiting for the weather to clear up enough to take a chance.
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