Posted by NEIADan on December 09, 2013 at 17:36:15 from (166.181.82.206):
In Reply to: Hay business for 2013 posted by NY 986 on December 09, 2013 at 14:02:20:
Here in NE Iowa we fought the wet weather till July so almost no dry hay put up till then. After that it got very dry and the hay just stopped growing. I don't know of much new seeding that was even baled after the oats were taken. Our recent on farm sales have been $185 for 1st cut rounds and $250-300 for big squares of 2nd and third cut. We seeded 95 acres this past year and have another 75 scheduled for next year. Doesn't leave much time to enjoy the summer. We already have offers of $150/ton for grinding hay for 2014. Looks like there will still be a market
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