Greg, I would say that it is perfectly normal. New seedings almost always produce more tons per acre than established ground does. What is your humidity? that is a big factor. I believe that your ground there is very similar to ours here in NH, so you probably can have a lot of moisture in the ground, which can wick up into the windrow over the course of a couple hours. I have had to stop baling and turn the windrows after finding that the hay had wicked some moisture up. If there is moisture in the ground you CANNOT bale without the sun shining on the hay. With moisture in the ground you also have to mow into a narrow swath, let the sun dry the ground for about four hours, then ted it out. Like fspring we have sometimes tedded twice in a day, because there is often a threat of rain.
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