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Re: Growing Hay
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Posted by A Man on April 14, 2002 at 19:19:47 from (63.185.64.226):
In Reply to: Growing Hay posted by steve on April 14, 2002 at 02:32:23:
I havent made much money selling hay to produce a big round bale it cost me about 30 dollars a bale counting everthing before i make any money and i do sell a little to horse people and rest to cow calf people and i make two rules pay before pickup and test the hay before they get it so they know what they are getting and they can not hold responsable for anything this is my two cents maybe it will help and let me know how it working for you
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