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Supplementing Cool Season Grass Summer Slump
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<blockquote data-quote="mnmtranching" data-source="post: 337797" data-attributes="member: 3937"><p>I works pretty good to take a 4 wheel flat bed wagon. Better to use a wagon with open spaces for waste hay and leaves etc to fall through so you don't have to clean out waste. Chain a couple round bale feeders upside down to the top of the wagon. Bring the wagon to the hay storage area, put two bales in then take it to your feeding area with a pickup or whatever. put it in a clean spot. Works great, very little waste. You know those fancy 4'000 feeders aren't all their cracked up to be. I have one, it's a be nice to clean out. They have water drains but the hay clogs them instantly after rain they are really a pain in the be nice.</p><p>.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mnmtranching, post: 337797, member: 3937"] I works pretty good to take a 4 wheel flat bed wagon. Better to use a wagon with open spaces for waste hay and leaves etc to fall through so you don't have to clean out waste. Chain a couple round bale feeders upside down to the top of the wagon. Bring the wagon to the hay storage area, put two bales in then take it to your feeding area with a pickup or whatever. put it in a clean spot. Works great, very little waste. You know those fancy 4'000 feeders aren't all their cracked up to be. I have one, it's a be nice to clean out. They have water drains but the hay clogs them instantly after rain they are really a pain in the be nice. . [/QUOTE]
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