Posted by Bkpigs on June 15, 2018 at 19:33:56 from (50.109.90.211):
In Reply to: Hay and 90 degrees posted by Steve in wi on June 15, 2018 at 10:33:03:
I cut with a Hesston 1120 Moco on Thurs and will bale Saturday. I leave about 4-5" of stubble to help dry and leave the windrow as wide as will fit under the tractor. You don't gain anything by making it wider just to run it over. I am in Southern Illinois, so plenty of humidity. If the hay will pass the twist test and you see some dust from the baler, you are ok. A nice fluffy windrow after raking the day of baling helps. It seems to mix the hay better in the cross auger. Then if there are any moist spots, they are spread apart and have some dry stuff mixed with it.
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