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Posted by Avery on December 07, 2004 at 06:04:35 from (206.107.117.6):
Does anyone know much about hay? Around my area mostly has been tobacco which most relied upon. Tobacco buyout has changed this.Can any money be made in hay? Would basically be starting from scratch. Equipment I have is 2 140's. Exactly what type equipment would I need which would be compatible with this type tractor to work in hay? Would a 140 even handle a smaller size square baler if windrows are not raked too large. Fairly level ground. Would be interested in thoughts or would I be wasting my time. Unless you expose yourself to huge risks it's difficult to make much money from the ground these days. Farming is not my primary occupation nor do I rely on it. Would need this enterprise to be self supporting if possible. Size of this operation would be from 12-30 acres, Thanks
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