Anybody ready for the hay season... pics

Anonymous-0 · Feb 2, 2009

Im ready to get back in the hay dust with the 3020. Anybody else

Anonymous-0 · Feb 2, 2009

I got to get used to adding pics. Heres one I forgot.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 2, 2009

Im ready,I want to put a caonpy like yours on my Ford 4610. I'v got the roll bar but cant find a 1980s fiberglass canopy for it, or whatever there made out of. I know they are not steel, My 4600 has one on it, if you look under tractor pics, you can see a pic of it, 4600 with dump wagon, Id like to find another like that. I have dial up so posting pics sucks. If anyone knows of a used canopy for a ford 4600-4610 series roll bar let me know. thanks

Mike (WA) · Feb 2, 2009

I don't even make hay anymore, but I'd be happy to drive a tractor around in 82 degree weather rather than the present 32 degrees. Even if I wasn't really doing anything other than keeping warm. I'm tired of winter, already.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 2, 2009

I wish this was 82 degree weather when this picture was taken, but it was 102 deree hot July day.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 2, 2009

IHC 1206 with horns

730virgil · Feb 2, 2009

yea i'm ready to make hay. i called Le Roy a couple days ago he said we have to wait afew more days the snow needs to melt a little first.

onefarmer · Feb 2, 2009

I'm ready to make hay but the field still has a white blanket on it. Maybe in a few more months....

HeyPigFarmer · Feb 3, 2009

Nice lookin 3020. Once it gets nicer I'll get some pictures post the pair of 3020 gassers I recently picked up. Dead and dilapidated in a barn, a little work and they are both going now. One will be on a rake, the other on a bailer and the 4430 will be running the MoCo… Not for a while yet though. Equipment is a bit overkill for the 40 acres of hay we have this year.

James Howell · Feb 3, 2009

Yes, we are getting ready for hay season.

We have already taken a soil sample and sent it off to Austin, TX for analysis.

Nancy is getting ready to spray on Valentine's day.

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Here is a photo from July 26th at 105<sup>o</sup> in the shade.

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We can hardly wait to get back under that hot Texas sun!

gitrib · Feb 3, 2009

Son getting ready to start irrigation of Alfalfa next week weather forecast does not look like we have cold weather predicted. .Will pull soil samples and send to Omaha. Worried about trace mineral. Will be spraying for grass (sandbur, foxtail & crabgrass). He has some work to due on one of the balers. Then depending on the weather and soil sample tests it will be time to fertilize in the irrigation water plus looking out for those blooming aphids. Some body has to spray prairie hay that is being reclaimed from over grazing. Hay making better not get here to fast.
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Negligence · Feb 3, 2009

I can't wait. My tractor has a canopy on it, and I'll definitely be taking it off to do hay this year. I love the sun too much to be sitting in the shade, even though it makes work easier.

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