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<blockquote data-quote="cowtrek" data-source="post: 277667" data-attributes="member: 2847"><p>We just unroll our bales down the hill back into a little windrow. We have very little wasted and it spreads any seed in the hay out as well as the patties and the tear the ground up a lot less. We spread the bales out all over the farm to make them roam from place to place to get it. That way it's spread out more so the browse more for leftover summer grass and winter grass coming up on those back pastures. It's not really any more work than moving rings, but IMHO it's the best way to feed hay. No piles a foot thick of rotting hay nothing will eat, no reefs of turds and torn up muddy ground where the feed rings were either.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cowtrek, post: 277667, member: 2847"] We just unroll our bales down the hill back into a little windrow. We have very little wasted and it spreads any seed in the hay out as well as the patties and the tear the ground up a lot less. We spread the bales out all over the farm to make them roam from place to place to get it. That way it's spread out more so the browse more for leftover summer grass and winter grass coming up on those back pastures. It's not really any more work than moving rings, but IMHO it's the best way to feed hay. No piles a foot thick of rotting hay nothing will eat, no reefs of turds and torn up muddy ground where the feed rings were either. [/QUOTE]
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