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Bad Year Anyone?
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Posted by BobMo on August 01, 2006 at 11:17:07 from (64.91.46.91):
I�ve got more than 20,000 invested in haying equipment, not including 3 tractors & haybarn and haven�t baled enough hay this year to pay for filling my fuel tanks.
I�ve burned a thousand bales of early cut alfalfa and brome that was rained on. It hasn�t rained since and now I�m trying to coax another thousand out of a field that should produce 5000. I�m about to give up. Its just to much work and to disappointing.
Everybody who drives by wants to buy hay and what I�ve got isn�t good. It is in fact the poorest hay I�ve ever baled and they�re still lined up behind the baler. I just make them promise they won�t tell anyone where they bought it. The 3rd cutting may be better but I don�t think so because we�re so far behind on rain anything short of 39 days just won�t be enough.
Am I the only one with this problem?
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