HayDR
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Memorial Day is the #1 day in hay bale production in the South. Often Memorial Day is a family tradition in the South to bale hay. Be Safe and put her in the bale.
#1 Hay Day in the South
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HayDR
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Memorial Day is the #1 day in hay bale production in the South. Often Memorial Day is a family tradition in the South to bale hay. Be Safe and put her in the bale.
jwcinpk
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I've put about 250 rolls thorugh that Vermeer I got from CCI in the last week!
We always shoot for around the 1st of June for our first cut, but are ahead of schedule for a change!
We always shoot for around the 1st of June for our first cut, but are ahead of schedule for a change!
jwcinpk
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- 2009 Mahindra 3316 HST-2008 Mahindra 7010 cab - 2004 Mahindra 6000 4X4
I've put about 250 rolls thorugh that Vermeer I got from CCI in the last week!
We always shoot for around the 1st of June for our first cut, but are ahead of schedule for a change!
We always shoot for around the 1st of June for our first cut, but are ahead of schedule for a change!
Charolais
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If y'all have more hay than you need I'm sure you can ship it east and get good money for it. We have 1/3 of a crop all across the southern part of Va. Driest spring I've ever seen. We may be feeding hay in 2-3 weeks if we don't get rain soon. I just finished my 06 hay crop. Got 80 rolls. I've already bought 150 rolls and may have to use it soon.
And yes it's been perfect weather for cutting hay. 25 % humidity and dust behind the hay conditioner. Won't see any mold this year. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
And yes it's been perfect weather for cutting hay. 25 % humidity and dust behind the hay conditioner. Won't see any mold this year. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
Charolais
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- Joined
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- Location
- south/central Va.
- Tractor
- Deutz Fahr Agrofarm 100, Stoll loader, bucket, forks & root grapple
If y'all have more hay than you need I'm sure you can ship it east and get good money for it. We have 1/3 of a crop all across the southern part of Va. Driest spring I've ever seen. We may be feeding hay in 2-3 weeks if we don't get rain soon. I just finished my 06 hay crop. Got 80 rolls. I've already bought 150 rolls and may have to use it soon.
And yes it's been perfect weather for cutting hay. 25 % humidity and dust behind the hay conditioner. Won't see any mold this year. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
And yes it's been perfect weather for cutting hay. 25 % humidity and dust behind the hay conditioner. Won't see any mold this year. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif