Ok, I will stick my neck out here and say it. Unless it is really washed out, or just plain rough, and it just has a few weeds on it, I would go the cheap route here and spray it with round up now and again in the fall. Then no till or broadcast and lightly disk a winter annual (here we use wheat or annual rye grass) and what ever you want your hay field to be (fescue, orchardgrass, a few legumes). The winter annual will choke out the weeds in the spring and when it is cut early, the hay will come on good.
Where you are is a long way from west KY and this might might not work there. If you can get by with out turning ground you are money and time ahead. I have 75 hp tractor and a 3X16 plow, I can figure on just a little over an acre an hour if I have a long staright stretch.
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