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Posted by ChrisL on July 30, 2005 at 06:26:08 from (152.163.101.13):
Thanks to lots of folks on this site I have got my H running pretty good. Now for the next step; I have 30 acres of lightly wooded rolling land, mostly thick with saplings. I want to make a hay field, maybe 10 acres, so the following questions: How do I make a hay field ? I have a little OC3 that I can push off the rocks and stumps, but then what do I need to do, how do I plant the seed, what kind of seed and what implements will I need to plant, cut and bail ? I’m thinking of putting 3 point on the back of the H I thinking I need to go work for a local farmer for free just to learn. anyone need free help in return for some lessens thanks from a farming rookie in southern Maine
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