Posted by Lazy WP on October 12, 2019 at 06:45:17 from (174.234.4.142):
In Reply to: Tub grinders posted by Al Baker(pumpman) on October 11, 2019 at 10:26:43:
I have fed hay about all the ways possible. A hay ring wasted WAY MORE than anything else but the convenience of then still make me use them. Neighbors up north claimed that he fed more hay using a bale processor than rolling bales out on the ground. ( northern Nebraska on frozen ground) I fed with a Haybuster 276 or some such number. Feeding Sudan grass I thought it helped utilize it. Big stems. Alfalfa it would blow the leaves off and waste it. Always unrolled them. Tub ground hay always went through the feed wagon and into bunks. Along with any supplements. I always hired my grinding done. Guess my suggestion is do what works for you.
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