Re: was fly control, now hay

["Cheryl" <mskit@utec.net>]

Hi Shelly  -

I agree, it seems to be shaping up as a tough year (spring, at least) for
hay. Here's hoping that summer will be more conducive for forage production.
I have been buying hay exclusively for the last 11 years from the same
producer. They use both forced hot air and preservative on the hay,
whichever is needed. I have never known salt on the bales to work. Let's all
pray for better haying weather, it's tough enough to make the good stuff as
it is!

Cheryl in WNY
Horse kids Kit, Bobby & Dani


-----Original Message-----
From: TddWil@aol.com <TddWil@aol.com>
To: greymare@jps.net <greymare@jps.net>; ridecamp@endurance.net
<ridecamp@endurance.net>
Date: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 9:20 PM
Subject: RC: was fly control, now 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
>
>
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