Making Dry Hay Turned into a WET DISASTER

We tried to make dry hay this week...some of our plans worked out, but most of it became a wet disaster! To much moisture and not enough sun made for a crappy week to make hay.
We managed to make a little bit of dry grass hay and dry alfalfa, but all of our big bales were just too wet! We even made a last minute decision to wrap some hay...hopefully that turns out to be a good decision!
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"Making Dry Hay Turned into a WET DISASTER"

[@windrowfarm]

Man, the frustration of hay you think is ready, only to find the bales coming out too high moisture. Such an exhausting feeling - I sympathize! Promised sun that turns cloudy is happening more than it used to, it seems…

[@mattdanger-ny]

Brother you make great videos. Nice production and editing. Also you have great taste in tractors 😛

[@daviddaniken7248]

Your mystery grass looks like nutsedge.

[@jakefromsteakfarm4177]

Any ideas on how to control it?

[@JakeBrakeIH]

@@jakefromsteakfarm4177spray Sandea herbicide with good dose of surfactant, works great but is costly unfortunately. Always find some in the wet areas of the fields.

[@frostyice218]

@@jakefromsteakfarm4177if it is nutsedge it is not a grass. When you take a sedge plant and cut it low on the stem it will look like a triangle when looking straight down on the cut. I don’t know what the agriculture chemical is that would be labeled in grass hay but there is a right of way product called Prosedge 10. I am not sure if it is label for crop hay? There should be an equivalent labeled for the agriculture side?