As soon as the weather changes from rain every couple days I'm going to drop it all. Roll it up and put in. We had a frost the 30th when I got up. Got all the beans in so now the hay. I guess I should have cut hay and waited for the rain to plant beans. Would have both done now. Only have about 20 acres of hay to do so not bad when I start. 3 fields 2 about 5 acres each and then one of about 10 acres. Will have another 10-15 next year with the 2 -5 acre fields going away . I also like your enthusiasm for getting it done. I would not want to bale onto the ground then put up on a wagon. I would fix a low trailer that they could slide onto that I could haul them on then stop to arrange them so I could get at least 20 on it then go to the barn to unload If I had to work by myself . Or go to an accumulator and grapple with a loader to load and unload. It's pricey though for a small amount of hay.
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