Posted by paul on February 16, 2019 at 19:52:35 from (66.60.223.229):
In Reply to: corn posted by stonerock on February 16, 2019 at 10:47:08:
Hay is always an up and down market, like the stock market.
Typically average hay is dirt cheap around this part of MN, we make hay from the places too wet to plant row crops, but dry off for haying by mid summer.
Been real wet the past three years, and had some brutal long springs that stayed snow wet and cold into May. Used up a lot more hay, and difficult for us to find good to average hay to make in the wet sommers.
Hay prices are pretty darn high right now.
But, that will change again. Goes down to where you are sly pay for the twine on average hay, can typically do,ok with excellent alfalfa or top notch horse hay, but cattle grass hay has such ups and downs in value.
Hard for either side to make a good go of it with the peaks and valleys, can’t depend on the market.
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