Posted by James Howell on July 24, 2008 at 10:12:46 from (144.162.41.172):
After 3 years of clearing trees, cutting vines/briars, disking burned ground, and mowing goat weeds, we finally got our first cutting off what we call the ‘corner’.
This is the first time hay has ever been cut and baled on this pasture.
It is about 95% Bahia grass with very little goat weed and black-eyed susan; no grass burs.
Used ‘Big John’ the 55 70 diesel and the JD 350 mower to cut the Bahia grass.
Came back with ‘Vernon’ the 56 70 gas and JD 640 hay rake to put up in wind rows.
It was the first time we used ‘Vernon’ to power the Krone 125 baler.
It was also the first time we used the Krone 125 to make 4x4 bales.
Both the tractor and baler did really good; only one bale ‘clogged’ and had to be unrolled and baled again.
This is the first bale. We ended up with 26 bales.
Somewhere up there my granddaddy Howell is smiling.
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