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Re: How is this possible? Hay production question.
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Posted by Joe on October 31, 2001 at 16:44:43 from (65.44.207.90):
In Reply to: How is this possible? Hay production question. posted by 68 Mag on October 31, 2001 at 13:05:58:
I don't have an exact answer for your question but just a few comments. You would be surprised how much hay can be made from what appears to be so little ground or cover. I've seen half-knee high coastal bermuda make around a dozen bales on ten acres or so. If your thirty acres was high enough to need shredding, then it was probably high enough to make a dozen or maybe more medium round bales. I don't know what you have (bermuda, Johnson grass, native mix) so I can't be sure. You might not even have to sow this patch. Some folks simply fertilize and either aerate it or scratch it with a light disc or chisel. Again, this may depend on what you have growing there.
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