Posted by Northvale PA on May 27, 2022 at 17:01:36 from (72.23.180.227):
In Reply to: cutting Hay posted by indianabuckman on May 27, 2022 at 11:24:31:
In the east we have no choice but to mow ahead of good weather, sometimes right after the rain stops. I have mowed in the rain. A discbine makes that possible. But we use a tedder as soon as wilted then about 2-3 hours later. Yes the damp ground slows down drying some, but there really isnt any way to wait for the ground to dry before mowing. Not in the spring. Our soil drains well. When we baled hay at moms place years ago we once actually baled dry grass above some standing puddles as the windrows were up on the stubble. Can be done but I would suggest a tedder. A discbine and star tedder make a huge difference. There is NEVER a problem with being able to dry hay faster.
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