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Re: Hay men- can you answer?


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Posted by Billy NY on March 07, 2010 at 06:26:20 from (74.67.3.238):

In Reply to: Hay men- can you answer? posted by jose bagge on March 07, 2010 at 06:05:02:

Farmer I have been helping caters to both dairy and horse customers. We do round bales, mostly for the 1 consistent dairy customer he's got, but the NH 315 comes out for the small squares, usually ordered prior to by horse customers. In the 2 seasons he's had that new JD sileage special .... 582 I think, he's done 2000 round bales, + around 400 straw, which we also bale with the NH 315. There are a few customers with horses that take round bales. We do a few thousand small squares and most sells, we have a few hundred of some nice 1st cut from last summer still in the barn, I buy 2nd cut from him, and we feed it proportionally to the 1st cut, it works out well, horses look great all winter. I enjoy this work, even the small squares, it is a good workout, and well we don't put up big numbers of them, in years past when he was a dairy operation he would do 20,000, he literally wore out 1 IH baler, he told me the chamber walls were getting paper thin. In those days he fed it and sold too.

He's got 1 dedicated barn to keep the rounds and squares, mostly rounds, so they are not weathered, we take em off the field immediately, and get them inside, helps sell em a little easier.


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