What is the point in venting? Won't change the weather. I have been cutting grass hay and selling it in small squares to the local horsey set for many years now. Yes, there is an optimum time to cut hay to maximize quality. But if it is shot thru with mold because you rushed it between storms or if it is dusty because you tried to dry it on too wet a ground then it doesn't matter how optimum the stage it was in when you cut it. Generally, there will be a time between now and the 4th of July when the weather will cooperate. Yes, it will be past it's prime. I have every bale I can make already sold with pre-orders. It will sit down there and wait for the weather to be right because I don't want it coming back for refund. I would like to see 5-6 dry days at this point. The first couple are to let the ground dry out. Then I cut.
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