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<blockquote data-quote="Jogeephus" data-source="post: 1525250" data-attributes="member: 4362"><p>Stick a syrup tank out there and they will eat it just fine. I'm cutting my second cutting which should be my third or fourth cutting at the moment. Mine is past rank and I dread baling it - assuming I can get it to dry since the meteorologist just doubled the chance of rain. I don't even know if I'll need to put the tractor in gear to bale this stuff as I believe all I'll need do is line up on the end of a windrow and let the baler suck the windrow to me like spaghetti. This is going to be fun business and will probably give me an excuse to drink.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jogeephus, post: 1525250, member: 4362"] Stick a syrup tank out there and they will eat it just fine. I'm cutting my second cutting which should be my third or fourth cutting at the moment. Mine is past rank and I dread baling it - assuming I can get it to dry since the meteorologist just doubled the chance of rain. I don't even know if I'll need to put the tractor in gear to bale this stuff as I believe all I'll need do is line up on the end of a windrow and let the baler suck the windrow to me like spaghetti. This is going to be fun business and will probably give me an excuse to drink. [/QUOTE]
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