Posted by MN Scott on August 24, 2009 at 06:40:26 from (12.157.197.244):
In Reply to: Question on hay fires? posted by Larry here on August 23, 2009 at 21:24:40:
I've been making 5X6 round bales for 22 years. I store my netwraped bales outside in a row end to end. I always try to have the correct moisture when I bale but it is not always possible. This year I baled a good number on the tough side. They will heat and you can smell them for a few days but I have never had one burn. Now if I stored them in a shed piled up they would for sure burn. If hay has been stored for some time and is cool there is little to no chance of fire. Its the recently baled stuff that could burn if its to wet. Once it goes thru its heat cycle its safe.
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