Posted by old on July 25, 2010 at 10:02:00 from (4.245.6.22):
In Reply to: Making hay posted by JimS on July 25, 2010 at 09:41:32:
My self I try to cut it before or as it is going to seed. Let it dry a day or 2 then rake and bale it. This year I have had to wait a bit longer and the top part was pretty dry but the under growth was real green and extra thick. Most of the time if it takes 4 days to cut/rake/bale it has laid on the ground 1 or 2 days to long. Last hay I did I cut on one day and raked and baled the next day
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