Posted by rrlund on July 03, 2021 at 14:05:20 from (69.36.63.121):
I went ahead and baled it. It was dry all the way through yesterday afternoon. so when I got done with some other good hay, I rolled 85 bales right out of the swath. Awful time consuming baling singles that way, but it cleaned it right up. I had a new seeding right next to it down, cut that Thursday. I raked that this morning and just swung over and raked what was left of the bad stuff. It was so matted down from five and a half inches of rain and had so much new growth coming up through it from laying ten days that it just smeared it pretty much. There's a big streak on each side of the windrow that got left in the field, but 119 bales are rolled up and won't be mixed in with the second cutting. The orchard grass was over ripe when I cut it and looked pretty rough, but the rest just kind of turned from green to gray. A few places in the field had so much black dust that it looked like a tire fire, but the majority of it wasn't that way.
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