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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 1687797" data-attributes="member: 498"><p>B said that the alfalfa was less than last year. I don't remember how much less. That is under a pivot. This grass hay is flood irrigated. I poured the water to it. I am the first one on the ditch and the water isn't metered. So since about April 20 or so I kept it pretty wet.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Always. I see hay being advertised for $200 a ton. Don't want to have to buy it at that price. I know one thing for certain. I started buying old cows on November 11 last year. It will be much later this coming winter unless they are giving them away.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 1687797, member: 498"] B said that the alfalfa was less than last year. I don't remember how much less. That is under a pivot. This grass hay is flood irrigated. I poured the water to it. I am the first one on the ditch and the water isn't metered. So since about April 20 or so I kept it pretty wet. Always. I see hay being advertised for $200 a ton. Don't want to have to buy it at that price. I know one thing for certain. I started buying old cows on November 11 last year. It will be much later this coming winter unless they are giving them away. [/QUOTE]
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