Re: Cruise ****ps & Sandbars

In article <fast-8D0F7F.15050318072008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 Bruce in alaska <fast@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> In article <snowshoe-27F542.23190617072008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
>  Jan Flora <snowshoe@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> 
> > It's raining here on the Kachemak. The weather is playing hell with
our
> > hay crops. It's making the grass grow well, but making it hard to cut,

> > rake and bale.
> > 
> >    Jan
> >    11 p.m. ADT/July 17
> 
> If your going to bale wet Hay, make sure you leave it out in the filed 
> till it dries..... don't want the Barn burning down in the middle of the

> night.....

We don't bale it wet. One way or another, we get it dry, even if it 
means borrowing a tedder from a neighbor.

We round bale everything but about 500 square bales. The balance of ~200 
ton goes into round bales for our cows and gets stored in open bale 
sheds that look like giant car****ts. Our very best meadow gets square 
baled. (I'm trying to watch the news and type this, so I'm not writing 
very clearly. sorry.)

   Jan