last cutting of hay pictures

I got a new cellphone and I have been taking some pictures so I thought I would share <a href="http://s755.photobucket.com/albums/xx196/wingnut1313/?action=view&current=Oct12_0003.jpg" target="_blank"> </a>
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Mowing the last cutting of bluestem with the TL100A new holland and the 1150 Hesston haybine
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Raking with the 1650 Oliver and my homade double hitch with two NH 56 rakes
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The TL 100A again with a 8465A case baler
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I got the cows something to eat time for me to have some supper
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Another satisfied customer thanks for looking JD

Thanks for sharing those pics.

so what part of the world are you growing that bluestem in?

Nice pics. I like the satisfied looking cow the best.

Really like your homemade double hitch for the "tandem" rakes.

Good looking stand of Bluestem grass.

We also have a small amount of Bluestem scattered among our Bahia grass.

Your new cell phone takes/makes good photos.

Thanks for sharing your photos with us.

KYfarm just north of yall in southern Ohio about 40 miles north of the river and about 60 miles east of Cincinnati. It seems to do really well here it doesnt grow much in the cool spring but when it gets hot and a little dry it will sure take off. The cows seem to like it and do pretty well on it.

James we have about 75 acres of the bluestem it will grow when everything else is not. I made the hitch out of mostly scrap stuff from around the farm I only bought the steel to make the pivot out of. JD

I enjoyed the pictures, always nice to see what the country looks like!

I really enjoyed your pictures, thanks for sending them.