Loading & Selling Hay
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ย. 2024
- In this video I’m loading out some hay for a few customers.
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Hay in the barn, money in the bank.
Yes as long as you can move it. But we have had good luck. As long as you have good hay people will buy it.
Not too bad a yearly production....We Round bale 4x5 in the field. transport, and stack under shelte........ Ours is a rebaling operation... We usually convert.....about 800 rounds to small aquares a year into 18 bale bundles loaded into 53ft enclose trailers (541 bales).....for feed stores ......
I knew you had a rebaling operation but didn't know how many you did. This year we will probably be closer to 6-7k if we have a normal year, time will tell in that respect. We usually bale 300 round bales as well.
Well Good luck.........
Thanks. Good luck to you!
Since I last communicated with you...... things have went wild....My so delivered 42 rounds Sunday Morning..... and the buyer called Monday afternoon saying he had 16 left and wants two more loads asap.... please
That’s good! Punch em out and get them shipped. Do you sell to one customer mainly?
What is the average weight of a small orchard grass bale?
We make bales that are 50-55 lbs most of the time.
how many small sqs a year do you make? do you sell it all or use some yourself?
I make and sell about 4-5000 a year. We also make some round bales and dad makes some square bales as well. We are increasing the amount we do each year. May be moving to selling more of dads hay as well as he cuts back on cattle.
How much land do ye make hay off roughly?
I have 25 acres that I make hay on at my place. My dad has more but bales mostly round bales. I added another 5 acres to start baling this year so it will be 30 acres and I added another 12 acres that will be in hay next year. So we will see how things go but in the next year or two I could possibly be at double my current production.