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<blockquote data-quote="Banjo" data-source="post: 1288673" data-attributes="member: 17304"><p>Hay can set a week before it starts killing the grass spot its setting on. Also, when I used to put up hay, I had a compost thermometer that was about 2 foot long. You could stick it in the bale and see if the temperature was going up. If you have a lot of clover in your hay its easy to get up with too much moisture when it actually feels ready to bale. Clover will tend to silage in a bale if its thick, which doesn't hurt it, for cattle anyway.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Banjo, post: 1288673, member: 17304"] Hay can set a week before it starts killing the grass spot its setting on. Also, when I used to put up hay, I had a compost thermometer that was about 2 foot long. You could stick it in the bale and see if the temperature was going up. If you have a lot of clover in your hay its easy to get up with too much moisture when it actually feels ready to bale. Clover will tend to silage in a bale if its thick, which doesn't hurt it, for cattle anyway. [/QUOTE]
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