Posted by Texasmark on May 03, 2022 at 06:41:03 from (99.197.208.100):
I use my tractors to harvest my hay crop. The winter hay consisting of mainly Rye grass is over 2' high and thick and the rain coming at least once a week won't stop. Seems rain is never your friend....either too much or too little.
I need a high pressure dome to sit over me for about a week to get it up but no such luck in sight. Looks like I have the makings for a big mess. I'm a STO and don't have any forage producing equipment nor any idea as to what I would do with it If I had it up as in my neck of the woods hay is what is consumed.
So, with the diversity on this site, I ask you folks, what's my best option? Things concerning me are mildew and the potential for all the dampness and delay in getting the plant processed will result in some kind of plant disease making the crop useless and possibly inviting more disease in following years.
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