Posted by jacksonduper on October 26, 2010 at 20:11:34 from (75.207.96.64):
I"m going to be short on hay this winter and in the past I have fed a few corn stalk bales with some luck. I have beef cattle. We rent out our land and we buy our feed. The farmer that rents our land had beans on our land but has corn still standing. I have two options. I called an add in the paper about custom stalk baling and they would cut and bale for $15.00 per bale Net wrapped. My other option is that I cut the stalks with my batwing mower than have the farmer who rents our land bale the stalks with his round baler. His baler only has twine. If I did this what would be a fair price. I would be able to store the bales inside. I understand that both of these plans would require me to ask the farmer who rents our land if I could bale stalks on one of his other fields.
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