balin hay in November
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RobertMac
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Last year, too much rain to cut hay or plant pasture.
This year, no rain to make hay or sprout pasture.
Always something :!:
This year, no rain to make hay or sprout pasture.
Always something :!:
Cedarcreek
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There are some up here just finishing up the last cutting of alfalfa. Its really hard to get it dry this late.
Lonecowboy
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Cedarcreek said:
well it was 70 degrees just a week ago! :wink:
burnt
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Well I put the baler away today but not until after I baled up a couple of acres of 3rd cut that I will feed green over the next couple of days.
So that's it for another year. Feels good.
So that's it for another year. Feels good.
Jassy
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Here ya guys are talking about still baleing...heck we're feeding what we baled 2 months ago already! lol
burnt
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Well we too have been feeding for about 3 weeks now but the weather has been just so doggone nice that I thought I would cut a little patch of 3rd cut alfalfa that was particularly good.
It is most unusual to do something like that here in November!
It is most unusual to do something like that here in November!
Jassy said:
Kit Pharo would have a fit he knew you were feeding hay this early in the Banana Belt. :wink: We would be feeding hay also but were grazeing some standing corn it's put alot of condition on in a short time.I also moved 30 cows out onto a hayfield yesterday have about 2 weeks worth there.Snows a couple inches deep since last night.
allen57
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HAY MAKER said:Its a first for me,skimpy lookin crap,but I will take what i can get,maybe the weather will be more kind next year.
good luck
PS pictures a little later,so everyone one can see what I hafta do to get by
Makes the fall of 2008 look good doesn't it. At least then we had winter pastures up but not growing. Did finally get 9/10ths Friday.