Posted by muduc on July 20, 2014 at 05:18:00 from (66.249.57.68):
In Reply to: hay preservative posted by Muduc on July 19, 2014 at 20:33:45:
No need to worry....no barn is going to burn down here...we are talking 30 bales, and I have them stacked loose on a hay rack sitting under a carport that I use for equipment storage, so they are getting plenty of air flow. The windrows are going to get flipped again today about 11-11:30 and start baling about 1ish. Some of you bring up very good points and that was what I was after. Bruce never heard of a hay dryer...sounds like a large base with big powerful fans that you stack the hay on and it blows air up and thru the stacked hay. yes a moisture tester is in my future...maybe not soon but eventually. I don't know actual numbers but I would say of the 30 bales 25 of them were 18-22% moisture and the other 5 could have been around the 25% mark...now I am going to say today it will be under 15% moisture...we shall see...I am guessing at least 360 bales today...equipment Massey 180/massey#12/ & ez-trail bale basket...first time I have got to use the basket...part of the reason I wanted to make hay last night...to tune in the baler tension wise for sending bales up the chute...you could not have wiped the smile off my face last night watching those bales drop in the basket...square baling by myself and not running back and forth from rack to tractor every 5-7 bales!!
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