Posted by Bruce from Can. on July 05, 2018 at 15:51:39 from (74.12.73.215):
Yesterday I baled 150 bales of dry hay. I have limited storage for dry hay, much of my barn space is reserved for straw. And I have 45 acres more hay to cut at the heifer farm yet. So I thought I’d try putting some dry hay through the in- line bale wrapper. It takes about $2.00 worth of plastic to wrap wet bales air tight to make silage. And I figured I could put on about half as much plastic, just to make the bales shed water, and not wick up moisture and rot on the bottom. Anyone else every try this ? I am sure you fellas in the arid west think this is crazy, but I am sure guys from the north east, and north mid west know just what I am talking about. Even not having snow and ice frozen into the net wrap must be worth a buck a bale, that’s what I figure it will cost in plastic. I picked up 90 bales, and wrapped them before the thunderstorm closed in on me today. Bruce
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