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free hayground is too expensive
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<blockquote data-quote="JMJ Farms" data-source="post: 1559201" data-attributes="member: 24583"><p>Yep. Bermudagrass. Most of it is Alicia. Which is my least favorite. I'd rather have Russell or Coastal. Or even better Tift85. But they are rented fields so I will have to go with what I've got. It is a lot of N. But I fertilize as close as possible to soil tests and try to put back what I take out. With decent rainfall I also yield about 6 tons/ac/yr. so just say roughly $420/ac/yr divided by 12 rolls/ac/yr = $35/bale + $20/bale to roll it = $55/bale. Which is high, but it's also real good hay. Wish I knew another way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JMJ Farms, post: 1559201, member: 24583"] Yep. Bermudagrass. Most of it is Alicia. Which is my least favorite. I’d rather have Russell or Coastal. Or even better Tift85. But they are rented fields so I will have to go with what I’ve got. It is a lot of N. But I fertilize as close as possible to soil tests and try to put back what I take out. With decent rainfall I also yield about 6 tons/ac/yr. so just say roughly $420/ac/yr divided by 12 rolls/ac/yr = $35/bale + $20/bale to roll it = $55/bale. Which is high, but it’s also real good hay. Wish I knew another way. [/QUOTE]
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