Posted by kcollinsuk on September 13, 2016 at 02:17:22 from (86.138.146.41):
Hello
I am not sure if this is the right forum? Sorry if not. My friend cut my hay for me 4 weeks ago but his baler has been broken for 3 weeks and so we have not managed to bale it. It's been very dry here with on 2 days of rain in that time and we have turned it twice. I want low calorie hay as my horses are fat. The hay has been lying on the ground for 4 weeks. Is there any way to save it or is it no good just because it's been on the ground for 4 weeks?
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