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Anyone Need Hay?...Got 3000 Sm. Squares

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09-10-2006 06:51:16




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I've got 3000 bales of first crop grass hay I'm trying to sell. No rain & no mold and baled with a Hesston inline baler. I'm in Southern Wisconsin. I thought I would give this a try before I put an ad in the paper.

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Jonfarmer

09-10-2006 17:36:46




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 Re: Anyone Need Hay?...Got 3000 Sm. Squares in reply to e, 09-10-2006 06:51:16  
Do you have one of the newer Hesston inline balers?, how do you like it?.



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e

09-10-2006 18:13:36




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 Re: Anyone Need Hay?...Got 3000 Sm. Squares in reply to Jonfarmer, 09-10-2006 17:36:46  
Yes, I do have one of the newer hesstons. I've owned JD's and New Holland's and the Hesstons are the best in my opinion. They have the widest pickups and lowest leaf loss of any baler. They are also very easy to work on since everything is on either side of the chamber. The only down side is there are 5 knives to sharpen and they are in the middle of the machine.



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JIM87

09-10-2006 11:38:58




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 Re: Anyone Need Hay?...Got 3000 Sm. Squares in reply to e, 09-10-2006 06:51:16  
You may want to try www.hayexchange.com and internethayexchange.com. I know there are lots of people in drought areas looking for hay.



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Bill(Wis)

09-10-2006 07:20:17




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 Re: Anyone Need Hay?...Got 3000 Sm. Squares in reply to e, 09-10-2006 06:51:16  
Case Lady needed hay a while back. I think she's located in Tulsa. You bring to mind a time of long ago when we always made sure to have plenty of hay for our holsteins. Resulting, usually, in having too much hay. In fact, my brother and I still use the term "TOO MUCH HAY" as an inside joke when we get together. In those days USDA got into the act and arranged for buying, selling and shipping. I remember many a cold winter day when we would load baled hay onto trucks and wagons and haul them into town where we would load the bales onto boxcars for shipment to farmers in areas of drought. I have no idea if any such programs exist today. We got out of the hay business when the holsteins left town.

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