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<blockquote data-quote="Bigfoot" data-source="post: 1685370" data-attributes="member: 17956"><p>I have the WYTEE tarp in place. General appearance is, it's high quality with good nylon loops to secure it. I have 216 rolls under tarp, and on truck tires, and setting on gravel. If the tarp last 2 years, it'll cost about $1.70 per roll. I was loosing 1/3 of a $45 roll of hay, by late spring. $45 x .333= $15. I won't be tarting anymore this year (until I see how this goes. I'll have 250 rolls in a barn, 216 rolls under tarp, and the remainder will sit out. The outside hay will be fed first. I "normally see minimal loss on it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bigfoot, post: 1685370, member: 17956"] I have the WYTEE tarp in place. General appearance is, it’s high quality with good nylon loops to secure it. I have 216 rolls under tarp, and on truck tires, and setting on gravel. If the tarp last 2 years, it’ll cost about $1.70 per roll. I was loosing 1/3 of a $45 roll of hay, by late spring. $45 x .333= $15. I won’t be tarting anymore this year (until I see how this goes. I’ll have 250 rolls in a barn, 216 rolls under tarp, and the remainder will sit out. The outside hay will be fed first. I “normally see minimal loss on it. [/QUOTE]
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