Welcome to the HayTalk.com blog, a new feature that we are proud to offer the hay/forage community.
In the coming days and weeks we will be working out the kinks and finding writers to help contribute to the site and hope to eventually become a place where farmers from everywhere can come and read informative articles, entertaining posts, and write in to us to share their opinions.
If you would like to be a part of our team, please read this post and contact us. We are always looking for contributors and would love to have a chat with you.
So with that said, please have a look around, check everything out, and don’t forget to keep hanging out in the forum and posting your pictures in our photo album. Thanks for visiting us,
The HayTalk Team
http://www.haytalk.com
November 17th, 2008
1 Comment at "Welcome to the HayTalk Blog!"
I raise bermuda grass hay in southwest Louisiana. I built a barn a few years ago and have had problems with the bottom bales molding. The floor of my barn is made of silty clay base covered with 6 ml visqueen and 1×6 untreated lumber. I use a NH stackliner to pick up the hay. This prevents me from using pallets or viqueen to place the hay on. Spraying chlorox on the floor prior to baling has seemed to help but not eliminate the problem. The front of my barn is open, but the sided and back is closed in. I am thinking about using hay preservative but unsure if it works and concerned that my customers will reject the hay. Any suggestions? Thanks
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