Posted by dboll on March 29, 2010 at 10:13:01 from (64.61.211.214):
In Reply to: Re: OT Cow Dead posted by kyplowboy on March 29, 2010 at 08:15:28:
yes plastic has faults and yes you are correct that bales can be moved to a feeder with decayed sisal and when days are short and I am feeding after dark it is nice to not have to worry about strings, the down side is that sisal is more money and some of my hay has to be stored lined up on the edge of the field, they use to make some stinky black sisal twine for square balers that lasted, probably creosote, of course they stopped making it, if they made longer lasting sisal for a reasonable price I would use more. What I am saying is that if one takes the time to remove the plastic it is bearable. I am not sold on netwrap based on my personal experience.
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