Posted by gitrib on June 24, 2010 at 06:57:19 from (99.184.103.148):
Son finished baling Alfalfa about midnight. What a battle. High heat 100 plus high humidity really made it rough. Then the old baler had to act up. Even got me out of my easy chair and out under the shade tree for advice. Second cutting was heavy making about two ton per acre. Would start baling as soon a dew was gone in morning and boom it would be too dry and it would start losing leave. He would shut down and wait till dew moved in the evening and baled till it got to wet. Last night was his best run and he got it baled. With extreme heat and the humidity changing in minutes it was really difficult. It is all sold and going out of field today. Will foliar feed fertilizer and then start pumping water and put fertilizer through the irrigation. Sorry James, no picture and no Championship hay just good hay. gitrib
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