Posted by Tom in TN on July 15, 2015 at 06:35:52 from (70.197.161.19):
In Reply to: Rained out again posted by Fatjay on July 15, 2015 at 05:37:57:
It's been too rainy in Middle Tennessee also. I have 650 bales in my barns right now and should have twice that much. The grass that I have on the ground was rained on yesterday and it doesn't look too promising for dry weather for the next couple of days. I guess it will work out eventually, but for right now, I'm way behind on haying.
We have a real tall, stemmy "grass" around here that is called Johnson Grass. It usually shows up in the second cut, but not too much in the first cut. The Johnson Grass is about 2.5 feet tall in the fields that I haven't cut yet. The cows will eat the big leaves on it but won't touch the stalks. About 1/3 of the bale is wasted when it is fed out.
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