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Re: Hay Is Too Derned Dry!1
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Posted by Glen in TX on May 29, 2006 at 13:33:20 from (65.249.225.52):
In Reply to: Hay Is Too Derned Dry!1 posted by Allan In NE on May 29, 2006 at 10:29:50:
One neighbor here has humidity meter with an alarm on it and he spends more than one night out there in a tent or pickup waiting till humidity is right and then starts baling. Usually in the wee hours of morning and not daylight. That's what you have to do when baling for a living or just not whine and buy hay from someone else. Seldom we ever baled anything in daylight. I don't see enough lights on that tractor and baler.
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