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DeltaRed · Jun 12, 2011

finished,about 3 pm.Not a ONE was broken!

Janicholson · Jun 12, 2011

Nice hay, perfect color. Probably perfect moisture as well. Nice work. Jim

Anonymous-0 · Jun 12, 2011

AWSOME

Mike (WA) · Jun 12, 2011

Those bales look good enough to eat. Nice job.

Can't quite tell from the pics, but is that field rill irrigated?

DeltaRed · Jun 12, 2011

the field is furrow irrigated with gated pipe

Dialed In Restorations · Jun 12, 2011

Those are nice hay bailes!!! That is also a nice feild, good color.

Anonymous-0 · Jun 13, 2011

so what due you do with the hay feed it yourself or sell it?

Spotted Horse · Jun 13, 2011

I've seen a few shooting stars when I've banged my head on something hard, but I bet they weren't as pretty as the one you seen.

DeltaRed · Jun 13, 2011

I sell most of it to a 'hay buyer'who in turn sells most of that to fancy horse people.

David from Kansas · Jun 13, 2011

See you stack your hay outside. Do you cover it? We can't get away with stacking outside here, too much rain ruins the hay. Rounds weather OK anything else has to be covered. What is your average annual rainfall/precip? Nice looking hay. Bet they could use some of that in drought stricken TX, OK, etc.

bobs old iron · Jun 13, 2011

i haul hay for my cousin for his horses, to bad your 250 miles away. looks good, i only haul 150 bales for him.

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