We did a bag 2 years ago and it worked out great for us. The neighbors mostly use either bunkers or pack it in piles like that, but the amount of waste they get is unreal. Some tarp and cover, others don't, so it's not just that they don't cover it or that they don't pack it tight.
With the bag there was NO waste. Period. Just for that it's gotta be worth something.
We haven't had any troubles with mice chewing on bags (or other varmints) so we're not really concerned. We went with a 150' bag as opposed to a 200' bag which costs about another $200-250. If it doesn't all fit, we'll put that in the silo. If it does fit and we have some room, we may just try putting a little hay in it and see how that works out.
Dad has a temporary job with my brother right now so he did just tell him he can't work the rest of the week. We got the bagger about 1 1/2 days late but we've already got 6 loads in it and 3 more on the wagons so dad can get started while I'm waking up.
The corn is pileing up pretty quick so far. For the most part it's all above or very close to the top of the ROPs/canopy on our chopper tractor, an Oliver 1855.
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