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Hay, mice and poison jump to latest 5.4k views 7 replies 8 participants last post by bluestarbeef dec 29, 2024 va haymaker discussion starter This will happen in the first 40 feet after ejecting a bale, before the monitor will show core size Hay sales from bushogged hay payed for the haybine i eventually bought a few years later
There are even bushogs made where one side is removed to help discharge the hay
Many a farmer has modified a standard bushhog with a torch too Raising the back can help on some brands too. Studies have shown hay fires often occur within 6 weeks of baling high moisture hay To be safe small rectangular bales should have moisture content less than 20 percent and large rectangular or.
I've custom baled hay for over 35 yrs & sometimes weather deals making hay a heavy blow I seriously doubt hay producers are harvesting/selling moldy hay that is being regularly shipped as good hay to other countries I have no experience baling hay utilizing preservatives but i've read where applying preservatives will control mold up to a certain moisture % but does give hay a different. The hay that was baled this week was mowed sat
And tedded twice and felt and looked great, drying conditions were near perfect
My wife has been dealing with hay since a child i have not, i didn't grow up on a farm like she did and she pretty much knows when hay is ready and when it's not. The other buyer called and wanted hay but refused to come and look at the hay I sent him dry hay Both showed up the same afternoon
The one had immediately stored his hay inside and of course it molded where it touched and he was unhappy The other was complaining the hay was to dry and picked out my highest moisture hay for his next load The hay will begin to feed into the bale chamber yet be expelled causing the belts to off track
