Posted by Bruce from Can. on August 17, 2020 at 21:05:20 from (74.12.75.110):
In Reply to: Wet hay bales posted by huskergreen on August 17, 2020 at 17:28:10:
We still have a hay dryer in the barn , and baled thousands of bales too wet to keep, and dried them in the mow. Bales were just stacked on a slayed floor, with a 4 foot fan blowing air into the slats .You could create the same thing by stacking your bales on fork lift pallets , and rigging up a fan to blow air into the ends of the pallets. Hay always came off the dryer perfect after a month of air blowing through it. Another thing you could try, would be if you can get big enough garbage bags to put the wettest bales into the bags and tie the ends shut. With no air, the wet hay will ferment and become hay silage. Try a few as an experiment!
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