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Posted by Walt Davies on June 06, 2007 at 08:35:12 from (75.105.163.81):
In Reply to: Hay question posted by Devin Sparks on June 05, 2007 at 18:46:55:
Devin break a bale open and look for white, black or gray mold. Also wet spots in the middle that can cause trouble if none then sell it but be sure to tell them that its their duty to check each bale that they open and look for mold. Its impossible to tell which bale has it or not without breaking all of them apart. Sometimes I think we should just sell them loose hay. Also spend the big bucks and get a moisture gage about $200 but worth it if you want to sell to horse people. Remember most are city folks moved out to the country and are on a big learning curve about the difference between city life and country. Walt
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