It's a haylage year.

[Silver]

Haven't made a dry bale yet and we are 3 weeks behind. Supposed to rain all day tomorrow. Ugh.

 

[sim.-ang.king]

I imagine you have gone through more than a few rolls of plastic. :lol:

 

[Silver]

I imagine you have gone through more than a few rolls of plastic. :lol:

Measuring by the pallet now

 

[Nesikep]

All my 2nd cut got at least one good soak, one field left to do.. I did manage to get it all dry but it definitely lost some of it's greenness

 

[wbvs58]

WOW.

Ken

 

[1982vett]

But look how green the pastures are.....

 

[kilroy60]

Man that looks good!! What kind of grass are you wrapping there? And, just curious as to how many rolls you have wrapped and how many head of cattle you have too.

 

[uplandnut]

At least you have the option to store it up that way. Tubing hay has become very popular in my area as well.

 

[chevytaHOE5674]

Just think of all that plastic to dispose of come spring. LoL. That's what I hate the most about wrapping hay.

 

[Jeanne - Simme Valley]

if I'm not mistaken, that's wrapped - not tubed. Best way to put up baleage.
In NY, we never even dream about putting up fist cutting dry. Right now I am praying we get 2nd cut put up dry. Not much to put up, but really, really, need some dry hay.

 

[Silver]

Man that looks good!! What kind of grass are you wrapping there? And, just curious as to how many rolls you have wrapped and how many head of cattle you have too.

Thanks. There is about 1200 bales there so far, mostly alfalfa / brome / timothy mix.

 

[Silver]

Just think of all that plastic to dispose of come spring. LoL. That's what I hate the most about wrapping hay.

I do my part to ensure a warmer climate for my northern latitude 8)

 

[chevytaHOE5674]

I've been doing my part also but it's a stinky job that takes forever as the plastic I use doesnt seem to burn very good. Lol

 

[1982vett]

I've been doing my part also but it's a stinky job that takes forever as the plastic I use doesnt seem to burn very good. Lol

:lol: not using enough diesel and Burt oil to get her going..... ;-)

 

[gcreekrch]

You are about 1200 bales ahead of here. Going to try to make some crop circles tomorrow.