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Re: Baleage?
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Posted by phillip d on July 29, 2006 at 18:31:42 from (142.176.57.19):
In Reply to: Baleage? posted by 186hydro on July 29, 2006 at 15:23:27:
I know it would take more plastic,but if you had a rail type bale carrier,which you tote the bale along the rail on it's end and the bales were done up alittle less than 4'(that's where the extra plastic comes in),it may make it easier to handle the silage.Than you can unravel the silage infront of the cows where needed.That is of course if tieing up is the only way you can feed up without unwanted additions or renovations to your barn at this time.phill
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