I baled two and a half bales of hay yesterday here in the North West corner of Ohio.
I rotary mowed my hay patch a coupla weeks ago. Along the ditch it was quite tall for about fifty feet back. No plans to bale it a the time. I was moving equipment for the winter and when I hooked onto the rake I decided to go down by the ditch and see how it looked. Because of our cold weather it still had a green cast to it. I raked it into two windrows. The sun came out for a bit and when I went to move the baler I went down and baled it. I took it up to the barn and run straw into the baler to get the hay out. It was a little damp but put one bale in each lot with two horses. Not much left this morning. The 16th of November, who would have thunk. 62° here this morning and damp and a little slippery where the horses stand at the gate waiting for me to feed.
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