Re: Hay field

Posted by Mark Robke on March 11, 2020 at 08:35:25 from (69.40.116.199):

In Reply to: Hay field posted by Grandpa love on March 11, 2020 at 08:09:45:

You really don't want him to bush hog it this spring.All the mowed grass from the bush hog won't rot down before it is time to cut for hay and it will clog up your mower. Guaranteed. Much better to leave it stand, and mow it. And if you are using a sickle bar type mower or haybine, you are still going to have trouble,but nowhere as bad if it gets bush hogged now. Good luck,how ever you do it. Mark.

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