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Re: Hey! Thanks Leland!!!
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Posted by KRUSS on August 06, 2006 at 14:36:08 from (142.161.198.93):
In Reply to: Hey! Thanks Leland!!! posted by Allan In NE on August 06, 2006 at 09:26:31:
Didn't have time to answer this morning. in my experience oats do need to be swathed (windrowed). In my part of the world you couldn't farm any am't of grain without a swather. Never had much luck straight cutting oats. BTW keep an eye on those tough/damp/wet oats. Nothing heats quicker than tough oats unless it is ground up tough oats. You do NOT want 100 bushel of tough oats on the bottom of a bin or you could lose the whole binfull PFQ. I know this can happen, and will again.
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