Re: ? about hot hay

Posted by IBorange in TX on May 25, 2006 at 20:26:54 from (66.90.221.100):

In Reply to: ? about hot hay posted by John/Pa on May 25, 2006 at 18:57:20:

I agree w/Tim, you can bale at night as long as the grass is dry. If you think its too wet then running it thru a crimper will help break up the stalks or runners Thus decreasing drying time. If the whole laydown is wet, maybe from dew, then run a tedder over it. That will give more air flow thru the lay down. I usually cut one day, lay the next day and then bale the day after, but with this Texas heat it will almost cure in 24 hours. I leave my bales in the field for at least 5 days before moving them to barn. Don't like to see any of them smoking, good luck.....

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