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Rural/Farm Life

MuseRider

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8. OMG you are in Kansas!

Reply to Maxheader (Reply #7)

Sat Sep 14, 2019, 02:41 PM

Sep 2019

I cannot use round bales, I do not have a spike to move them and I have bales of brome waiting for mine to be round baled. It is a long time deal with the guy who is the son of my old, deceased hay guy. Otherwise I would get really excited and say yes!

Wherever you are you must not have gotten the rain we did or maybe you are higher up on the list of fields to be hayed. This has never happened to me here in the almost 30 years I have been doing this. He says he is still going to do everyone and I believe him.

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This is a fyi on farming praire hay... [View all] Maxheader Sep 2019 OP

Did you check to see if the guy is okay? Maybe something went wrong in his world. shraby Sep 2019 #1

Get a new hay guy jcgoldie Sep 2019 #2

Hope the hay hasn't rotted. With excessive rain, it could go bad. Farmer-Rick Sep 2019 #3

Won't be good for anything but cattle hay Bayard Sep 2019 #4

These a re 4 x 6 rounds... Maxheader Sep 2019 #5

I would certainly tell the guy MuseRider Sep 2019 #6

Already tried to communicate with the hay dude... Maxheader Sep 2019 #7

OMG you are in Kansas! MuseRider Sep 2019 #8

Luck on your brome harvest... Maxheader Sep 2019 #9

I bought a horse just South (I think) MuseRider Sep 2019 #10

He started today. MuseRider Sep 2019 #11