Oh Jack. I hate to tell the world about Yankee rain. The world hates us enough already. From lake Huron to the Atlantic Ocean, almost every summer, just usually almost a lot too much. Don't want to put a curse on it, there are worse problems... now I'm into truck farming, I need it, when feeding hay to cheeseburgers, it was a battle. I think harvestores, haylage, and the big white worms were invented because of the northeast rain we usually get. Eastern Canada may never get 3 days in a row without rain, and the other days aren't good for drying. I did everything I could think of to dry my windrows, and still had mold in the centers of some of the round bales. Amy wants to use a sickle bar insted of a mower conditioner, so no squishin' to be done, and if she was to do loose hay...in Maine? 30 acres times 3 tons? more? in one cut... that's a big pile. we don't have the old west stackers around here. Most used to have a claw and trolley on the barn ridge.... something of the old days everyone was happy to not need once balers came out. some one wanted to know where to find mushrooms? go to Maine...
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