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[Hay diddle diddle]

Well. Seems I bookend each year

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Dodging trees on the new farm. Luckily they're only in one stupid paddock.

[somedevildawg]

Nothing like starting this year upside down it’s gonna be a looong year

[TJ Hendren]

Can't you take them out diddle?

[Hay diddle diddle]

I could.  As they were planted by a previous owner.  But it's only a bit over a 5 ac paddock and also has  2 power poles. A end stay cable and an electrical switch box.( all of which DO need moving).  Plan is lucerne under  one of the 60ac pivots and pokey little  paddocks like this to be sown to grass for grazing heifers over winter. And a few paddock trees are always good for stock shade and shelter.

[r82230]

Well. Seems I bookend each year

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Dodging trees on the new farm. Luckily they're only in one stupid paddock.

 

How Diddle sees things I think.    Had to rotate so I could get the crick out of my neck trying to see the details (and if you are really cutting straight or not).   

 

 

Larry

[hay slayer]

I just figured that's how it looked " down under"

[gosh]

I just figured that's how it looked " down under"

Beat me to it!

[TJ Hendren]

My mistake diddle I did not realize your was going to put stock in it. A pasture without shade in my book is not a good thing.

[TJ Hendren]

This is not a stunt, I actually did this Christmas afternoon, although it didn't make much it is the difference between running out of hay and squeaking by and it will be razor thin at best. I pray everyday for warm temps and no snow and ice. There is no hay to be had around here, after one of the wettest years on record the rain shut off in mid May and turned hot and we saw very little rain until mid November. There was no fall grass at all. I had to start feeding hay at the end of August which put me in this predicament in the first place. 

 

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[Hay diddle diddle]

 

How Diddle sees things I think.    Had to rotate so I could get the crick out of my neck trying to see the details (and if you are really cutting straight or not).   

 

 

 

Larry

 

Straight lines are over rated.....I prefer "adaptive lines"( I actually use the coverage mapping lines on the top con when cutting with the massey).

[Hay diddle diddle]

My mistake diddle I did not realize your was going to put stock in it. A pasture without shade in my book is not a good thing.

It has a row of planted trees on the western edge. No fence as yet   ol mate that had it before us , had it land formed but failed to bother refencing it, putting in drainage and a water trough.  Those 3 trees were on the old fence line as originally it was a couple of stupid little horse paddocks.

 I've put the drainage in now ( expensive job ...but absolutely necessary with flood irrigation). Fencing and stock troughs to come later.

[cjsr8595]

This had been talked about before but I just watched a guy leave TSC with at least 20 bales of this. I about died. I wanted to bring him to the house and give him a round bale of alfalfa.

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[r82230]

This had been talked about before but I just watched a guy leave TSC with at least 20 bales of this. I about died. I wanted to bring him to the house and give him a round bale of alfalfa.

 

But would your bales be compressed and wrapped in pretty green plastic, so he would get any chaff on his clothes or 4-wheel drive grocery hauler?   

 

Larry

[swmnhay]

I seen a better one on Craigslist 

Alfalfa leaf 1 Oz

$5

plus $3.25 shipping

[Hayman1]

I seen a better one on Craigslist 

Alfalfa leaf 1 Oz

$5

plus $3.25 shipping

Hey Cy, that’s food grade for soups and stews!

[swmnhay]

Hey Cy, that’s food grade for soups and stews!

For a fool and his money is soon parted.

[stack em up]

Hey Cy, that’s food grade for soups and stews!

Better known as put your money where your mouth is!

[PaulN]

Straight lines are over rated.....I prefer "adaptive lines"

 

I'm going to have to start using the term "adaptive lines" more often. It might make people think that I know what I'm doing. 

[Hay diddle diddle]

First baling video of 21....

 

https://youtu.be/uwbXhhLP46w

[Hay diddle diddle]

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