Posted by GeneMO on January 15, 2014 at 01:18:53 from (71.51.202.146):
In Reply to: Oats for hay posted by MAX-KY on January 14, 2014 at 21:08:53:
I concur with all the comment so far. We use to put up quite a bit. But always worked the ground, disked or field cultivated to get a good seed bed. Too wet after sowing can be a problem, so I would steer clear of no-tilling.
We put the hay up then in wire tied, square bales stored inside.
Expect a little more wastage around the feed bunks.
People around home with string tie balers had a mess in their barns if they tried to carry it over for an extra year in the barn, mice had a field day clipping the strings on bales.
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