It is a standing guarantee that it will rain on our local fireman's carnival... 2nd week of June... Right on schedule Friday eve/Sat... 1.3 inches this year. Wouldn't be the fireman's parade if it didn't rain ... Last year we were thankful to have it after a very dry spring... this year it has just added to the plentiful ground moisture.
Got a window... last week 4 days... this week, started to dry out Friday (yesterday)... cut some yesterday and today. Temps are supposed to soar into the upper 90's - low 100's next 3 days. It'll dry FAST. Rain coming back in by Wed... so will hopefully get this up dry also.
I'm with all of you that would rather have overmature/green coming up through it hay, standing and dry, than wet, cut and molding. We'll wait unless we know that we are going to be able to wrap... and we do not like to wrap much. I would rather supplement through the winter with mature low protein/quality hay than to have them get sick on moldy stuff... or have it catch on fire from being not dry enough.
The saying that anything is better than snowballs is somewhat true..... if it is low quality you can supplement... but they still need some bulk/fiber for their guts to work right. If that is all that you are/can feed, then it is not so good.