Posted by K Effective on June 09, 2018 at 09:29:43 from (162.235.236.141):
In Reply to: Making Hay posted by Destroked 450 on June 09, 2018 at 07:35:10:
I took a chance cutting some weak grass hay Sunday May 27. This field was to switch to soybeans, but had grown up pretty good, so I thought I would bale it off before we sprayed it. Just finished yesterday.
It was nearly ready Wednesday afternoon 5/30, but I had to work that evening, and the rain started. After about five trips over it I got half of it up Saturday June 2 before the dew settled in. Three more rain days, and I just decided to get it off of there yesterday morning. Without my daughter to drive, I got lucky and the neighbor kid helped out. After picking up the majority of the windrows, I went back and re-raked the whole field clean and baled six more bales just as the rain started again.
We've had another inch since then. I got stuck in a spot while cutting the field, and my retired-guy driver got stuck pulling the baler the first load. There are ruts all over the field now from mowing, raking, tedding and baling. I should just hook up the chisel plow and go to town.
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