With 30 or so mammas and a full time job I can't pay for hay equipment. I tried, it don't work. My equipment has been setting for two years, well all of it but my rake. I could aford a good rake I can depend on. I have a neigbor custom cut and bale my hay. This past year he charged $17 for BIG bales net wrapped out of a brand new JD baler. He cut 30 acres in about 4 hours and baled it in about the same time. With my old 605C it takes me all summer to get that up with my work schedule, I didn't want to cut more than 7 or 8 acres at a time cause I didn't want it all down at one time cause I knew I was going to have something break. I know some folks don't mind it but when it's all said and done I think bale'n with an open station tractor sucks.
I always end up buy'n a little too. I can buy hay around here for $30 a bale. With the cost of fertilize and lime the last few years I can't beat that.
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