Posted by Traditional Farmer on March 12, 2020 at 05:59:56 from (71.219.17.217):
In Reply to: Hay field posted by Grandpa love on March 11, 2020 at 08:09:45:
If you could locate a Matthews Corp Rotary Scythe it'd be just the thing to cut that field for hay,as they are slow but will cut anything with its heavy flails.Neighbor had an old pasture about 20 acres that had fescue and small cedars some a little over head high.Went and bush hogged the field went around and picked up the large pieces of cedars the first year then hogged it again in the Fall,next year cut it with the Rotary Scythe, it cut the grass and knocked out the cedar stumps.Baled it with the big round baler so the stumps didn't matter made hay the cows did fine on,from then on I could cut it with the NH mower.
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