Posted by mrslesq on June 22, 2018 at 05:59:42 from (72.169.96.2):
In Reply to: hay on shares posted by fordfarmer on June 22, 2018 at 04:34:21:
I think it really depends on location and quality of the hay. I would never sell on shares for less than 50% of the hay put away which I have done sometimes with a fertilizer surcharge. One time I sold 25 acres small squares on shares to a neighbor and after he was done he said his half was more then he thought the total field would yield. Another time I sold to a different neighbor 35 acres of second crop alfalfa/grass on shares and they small square baled my half and big square baled their half. They hired the big square baling and the operator said most of what he baled of 2nd crop yielded 1- 1 1/2 3'x3'x8' bales and mine yielded over 2 1/2 squares/acre. So I think it depends on the hay.
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