We have a standing order for what ever our guy can stuff in to the hay mow, usually 1,000 to 1,300 bales. We basically take all his second and third cutting and some first when he can spare it (his wife has horses and they board some). He brings it right out of the field in bale baskets and his guys put it up for us using my elevator. Has been charging $5 a bale. If I'm lucky he comes during the week so I don't even have to touch it. In one bad year we had to chase down some other sources, was able to find about 600 bales, some locally and a friend had a guy that had plenty in Eastern Ohio and we hauled a load in our stock trailer and he loaded his up too and brought it over. That's a lot of work if you aren't used to it anymore.
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