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<blockquote data-quote="Rydero" data-source="post: 1677263" data-attributes="member: 38101"><p>I love unrolling or feeding bales out on a pasture or hayfield. It really doesn't matter much to me which one I use, I usually unroll if I'm feeding different qualities at the same time to spread out the better feed so everyone gets a chance. Someone mentioned using quality feed. I find the residue is much less with better feed which is good or bad depending if you're trying to build soil in that particular location. To me there's really no waste if I'm adding fertility to an area that needs it by doing something I have to do anyway. If ruts are an issue depending on the layout maybe travel along the same corridor all the time and feed off to the sides. If the ruts are mostly concentrated to a tractor width or two it's easy to run over your "road" a couple times with a disc to take the ruts out later.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rydero, post: 1677263, member: 38101"] I love unrolling or feeding bales out on a pasture or hayfield. It really doesn't matter much to me which one I use, I usually unroll if I'm feeding different qualities at the same time to spread out the better feed so everyone gets a chance. Someone mentioned using quality feed. I find the residue is much less with better feed which is good or bad depending if you're trying to build soil in that particular location. To me there's really no waste if I'm adding fertility to an area that needs it by doing something I have to do anyway. If ruts are an issue depending on the layout maybe travel along the same corridor all the time and feed off to the sides. If the ruts are mostly concentrated to a tractor width or two it's easy to run over your "road" a couple times with a disc to take the ruts out later. [/QUOTE]
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