Posted by jaoneill on March 11, 2020 at 17:40:20 from (96.61.1.41):
In Reply to: Hay field posted by Grandpa love on March 11, 2020 at 08:09:45:
Almost hate to add any more discouraging words to what all has been said but you want to think long and hard before getting involved in this venture. Would be a bit more attractive if it were next door or even a mile or so down the road but four miles would be a deal killer for me if it were good hay ground. Back in '73 when we first started milking we were short of hay and took on a similar project 3 1/2 miles away. It went well enough but not to where I felt it was worth doing a second time. Having to haul the hay that distance limited how much I dared to cut at a time, so it took substantially longer to cover the ground. That said, if you decide to go for it be certain to spend the time to walk it, pick up the tree branches and stick a brightly painted T-post next to any stones you happen across; might save a few guards & sections.
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