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- Thread starter McFarmer
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- Location
- Huntingdon
when you say hay , i assume you mean alfalfa , not grass ?
- Location
- Ardrossan Ayrshire
What's the orange frame thing for under the tractor?Cutting hay:
Cutting hay:
Pretty much anything cut, dried and baled is referred to as hay. This is more correctly alfalfa-grass hay. It’s about 75% alfalfa and 25% orchard grass. The grass lets it dry faster and it yields more tonage than straight alfalfa. Dairy folks might want straight alfalfa for the high protein, this is going to beef cows/calves.
You could have grass hay, oat hay, alfalfa hay, wheat hay, brome hay or mixed hay.
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That’s a home made rack for carrying rocks I find in the field. Many times we pick up rocks as a separate operation but I like to have someplace to throw a few on that I run across. Some are pretty big so I don’t have to lift them very high.
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- Location
- North Wiltshire
What model is the JD with rake, parked next to the 48?
2020?
Never seen rear rims like that on a JD
2020?
Never seen rear rims like that on a JD