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Anymulewilldo

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Livestock Farmer
Location
Cheshire
But i expect he thinks its proper hay...i have a n/bour the same
Oh, best hay in the neighbourhood. Land seen no spray or fertiliser for 20 years. Untouched for the rest of the year and it still takes it until August to get a crop worth mowing.
couple of years ago he had too wrap it as the weather wouldn’t allow hay making in early September. It sat in the stack until this last spring when he found some fool willing to give him £15 a bale collected for it. He’d been offering it me monthly since the day he made it. I kept telling him it would cost me a fortune in carrots and molasses too make it worth feeding!
 

Shebb90

Member
Location
Devon
Oh, best hay in the neighbourhood. Land seen no spray or fertiliser for 20 years. Untouched for the rest of the year and it still takes it until August to get a crop worth mowing.
couple of years ago he had too wrap it as the weather wouldn’t allow hay making in early September. It sat in the stack until this last spring when he found some fool willing to give him £15 a bale collected for it. He’d been offering it me monthly since the day he made it. I kept telling him it would cost me a fortune in carrots and molasses too make it worth feeding!
Would his hay be any good for bedding at £5?
 
Oh, best hay in the neighbourhood. Land seen no spray or fertiliser for 20 years. Untouched for the rest of the year and it still takes it until August to get a crop worth mowing.
couple of years ago he had too wrap it as the weather wouldn’t allow hay making in early September. It sat in the stack until this last spring when he found some fool willing to give him £15 a bale collected for it. He’d been offering it me monthly since the day he made it. I kept telling him it would cost me a fortune in carrots and molasses too make it worth feeding!

you talk to the neighbour you have nothing to do with, once a month? bloody hell, i can go a couple of years without talking to the neighbours i like :ROFLMAO:
 

Estate fencing.

Member
Livestock Farmer
Round bale hay offered on faceache for £8 a bale. 200 odd available! Pure madness!
But what it like though? My neighbor made some a month ago, rank grass mowed in the rain and sat wet for 2 weeks until they turned it once and baled on damp evening, the bales are sat out in rows across the field since (probably so the didn't burn the sheds down), I don't think I would be rushing to buy those for £8 bale!
 

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