Posted by redforlife on May 03, 2022 at 11:14:26 from (174.210.160.46):
In Reply to: What to do..... posted by Texasmark on May 03, 2022 at 06:41:03:
I've always said, just ride out the weather, and put it up in drier conditions. If it's going to be ruined by knocking it down in the rain, might as well take your chances on it not being ruined by putting it up past the maturity that you would of preffered.
I say this, although I haven't dealt with Rye. But have applied the tactic to alfalfa, brome, and prairie. I have ended up with edible hay (not ruined) by applying this tactic. That otherwise would of been completely ruined.
Got to remember, ending up with some hay of some sort at the end, is the goal. Not ending up with a whole bunch of bales that is only good enough to fill a ditch with.
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