Posted by Hal/ Eastern WA on July 21, 2014 at 17:09:17 from (97.115.158.247):
In Reply to: hay preservative posted by Muduc on July 19, 2014 at 20:33:45:
I hate to think about how many thousands of bales I have set up on their ends or made teepees out of because they got rained on or were a little wet when baled. We would usually let them dry like that for a few days after a rainstorm and then haul them to the barn.
I do remember my Dad spreading rock salt on bale layers in the barn a few times when he was worried about them being too moist. The cows loved those bales and they did not mold. And the barn is still standing 50 years later.
Another year we ended up stacking a bunch of hay outside when we got way more than what our barn would hold. We carefully put damper bales out in that stack, and then used the outside hay first. Good luck!
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