was fly control, now hay

[TddWil@aol.com]

In a message dated 6/21/00 10:46:23 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
greymare@jps.net writes:

<< and ANOTHER question I have for your muggy/climate rainy afternoon eastern
 states-how in the heck to they cut and dry hay to bale? >>


You wait until the weather forcast calls for 4 days of rain and then go cut 
the hay! Actually, its a problem, they man I buy hay from exchanged 100 bales 
that molded (badly) because he bailed it slightly damp to avoid the forcasted 
rain the next day that never came.  ( why would I buy it? we usually end up 
with a drought and it might have been the last cutting) He salvaged bales 
from the same batch by salting them to suck the moisture out. Has anyone 
heard of this before?

                         Shelly in DE - where people will draw blood fighting 
over a bale of hay - thanks to developement