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- Hay Cut Height | Hay Forage Forum
I know I have seen people talk about what height to cut hay at all over the internet but I wanted to ask some questions specific to my situation to boost my confidence We are running a 209 discbine and with it set at max height we can only leave about 2 5 to 3 inches of stubble We have mostly
- Dragging fields | Hay Forage Forum
Is there benefit to dragging fields to breakup clumps manure clumps or let them lay? I feel that it would help spread the fertilizer around and prevent dead spots under the pile of manure Advice please
- hay bale size weight chart - Hay Forage Forum
Anyone have a chart or document that shows the average weight of a bale given a particular size? Ex 4x5 RB = 750lbs 3x4x7 = 1,000 lbs If so, can you please post it up? Thanks
- Feeding Practices | Hay Forage Forum
Forking ground hay would be a PITA Animals do better with some longer hay to chew on Too much fine stuff isn't good for the way they are designed Plus it keeps them busy and gives them something to do Grinding any amount of hay with with a grinder mixer is a slow precess that takes some ponies out front
- Alfalfa 101 | Hay Forage Forum
Hay diddle diddle said: Moisture Nothing beats the correct amount and timing of rain, or irrigation But nothing beats rain Thanks Diddle good to know we haven’t been short there either so far this spring
- Grain Sorghum Milo - Hay Forage Forum
I have decided to plant some grain sorghum instead of double crop beans I'm hoping that between our usual summer drought and the damage that deer do to soybeans that the grain sorghum might work better on most of my ground This is going to be my first time growing it I'm going to be no
- Humidity Rules of Thumb - Hay Forage Forum
I have been reading quite a few posts and other literature concerning what the ideal humidity is to rake and bale but there doesn't always seem to be a consensus What are your rules of thumb in regards to humidity? What humidity range do you like to take and bale within?
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