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Re: How was cutting hay handled years ago(weather)
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Posted by RustyFarmall on May 11, 2006 at 05:40:20 from (199.120.81.224):
In Reply to: How was cutting hay handled years ago(weather) posted by plumboy on May 11, 2006 at 04:52:18:
Making hay really hasn"t changed, the haying equipment of today may be a little more high tech than it was 40 to 60 years ago, and you can even look all the way back as far as 150 years and you will find that the basic technology is no different. When the hay crop is mature, it has to be cut, when that cut hay is at a certain stage of dryness, you rake it into a windrow, and when the hay is dry enough that it won"t spoil, you bale it.
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