NCF, If you are working the field to plant sweet corn you probably have a plow ,disc, harrow to prepare the seed bed, so you won't need any more for hay, but you will need some sort of seeder; endgate or drill,or maybe talk to the fertilizer co. about mixing it with your broadcast fertilizer. What type of Hay ? Grass, you could get by with a 9' sickle mower and side delivery rake, Alfalfa/clover you are better off with a cut/conditioner to speed dry down and also a rake. Baler-closest reliable dealer. Do you have customers, will you be able to supply them ? Do you have hay wagons, a place to store hay, help you can depend on; small squares are labor intensive ? First year hay is mostly expense, maybe one cutting. baler=$1500-3500, mower=$250-500,(cut/cond.=$2000-5000 rake=$250-1500, racks(2or3)=$500 each,seed and fertilizer=$250-350/acre and fertilize after every second cutting. Fuel,twine,labor,repairs=$???
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