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storing hay for 5 years
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<blockquote data-quote="MtnCows93" data-source="post: 1543736" data-attributes="member: 29034"><p>i didnt realize hay that was stored outside would continue to rot if brought in a barn, i thought it would dry up whatever slimy moisture eventually but yall are saying it would eventually rot into compost just like it would outside? im pretty sure i can buy 5x4 net wrapped 1st cutting stored outside for 15 bucks a bale. should i just leave it outside or put it in the barn? if its gonna keep rotting ill just leave it outside. or should i pass on it? and as far as good dry bales stored right in a barn would they last 10 years?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MtnCows93, post: 1543736, member: 29034"] i didnt realize hay that was stored outside would continue to rot if brought in a barn, i thought it would dry up whatever slimy moisture eventually but yall are saying it would eventually rot into compost just like it would outside? im pretty sure i can buy 5x4 net wrapped 1st cutting stored outside for 15 bucks a bale. should i just leave it outside or put it in the barn? if its gonna keep rotting ill just leave it outside. or should i pass on it? and as far as good dry bales stored right in a barn would they last 10 years? [/QUOTE]
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