Posted by mss3020 on September 25, 2018 at 10:38:25 from (206.222.223.56):
In Reply to: Need some moisture bad posted by SVcummins on September 24, 2018 at 20:35:09:
I started out the summer that way..cut first cutting hay was good but no rain so no growth for second but had about 5 inches second week in sept.. and it took off.... I cut my folks place which is 30 minutes North of me.. they have had tons of rain this year.. just finished their place last weekend in between rains.. Now I have a acreage that I do for a friend of mine before heading back home but with rain in the forecast and highs in the upper 60s-70.. not a chance to get that to dry out so might leave standing till next year.. Friend is very particular about his hay so dont need to hear about it if I cut and cant get it up..
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