Haying season is just about over. We may get one more cutting as long as the rain will keep it up. We just got back from a trip to see the inlaws below Ft. Worth TX. and it was sure hot and dry. The temps were around 105-108 most of the days we were there. We went out to buy some hay for their horses and the price for coastal hay was $10.50 for a small square bale. Makes me appreciate all of the hay I've been able to get up in the barn. So far I've gotten 2 cuttings of grass and 3 cuttings of alfalfa this year. My outfit consists of an International 240, John Deere 14T baler and a 6x10 trailer I made myself. I mow with a Farmall Cub, sicklebar mower and an old Oliver metal roller conditioner. I have 2 rakes which are a John Deere 52? roller bar rake and an old 5 wheel rake.
Showing posts with label Haymaking Outfit for 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Haymaking Outfit for 2011. Show all posts
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Haymaking Outfit for 2011
Haying season is just about over. We may get one more cutting as long as the rain will keep it up. We just got back from a trip to see the inlaws below Ft. Worth TX. and it was sure hot and dry. The temps were around 105-108 most of the days we were there. We went out to buy some hay for their horses and the price for coastal hay was $10.50 for a small square bale. Makes me appreciate all of the hay I've been able to get up in the barn. So far I've gotten 2 cuttings of grass and 3 cuttings of alfalfa this year. My outfit consists of an International 240, John Deere 14T baler and a 6x10 trailer I made myself. I mow with a Farmall Cub, sicklebar mower and an old Oliver metal roller conditioner. I have 2 rakes which are a John Deere 52? roller bar rake and an old 5 wheel rake.
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