Jason, sounds like your hay is adding up pretty well. That is good, as it might be worth its weight in gold in the droughted out areas.
Our hay crop looks to be about half of average. We have lived on this place for over twenty years, and this is the 21st year we have hayed it. I baled out of a swampy corner today, that has never been dry enough to hay in those 21 summers. There was no danger of getting stuck today, as the tractor tires didn't even show any dampness. The swamp grass makes poor quality hay, but like I've heard so many times through the years, "it beats a snowbank." Amazingly enough, cattle eat that old mossy stuff pretty well on a cold winter day. They stay in good condition eating it, as long as they get a protein supplement along with the bull rushes.