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If a bale probe is not available, reach into each bale and carefully remove a handful of forage. If there are several lots of hay from different fields, cuttings, or sources, then each lot should be sampled and submitted separately. For more detail see ay-460, forage testing-why, how, and where.
We cut the wheat short and bales the straw right after harvest.
Fodder includes hay, straw, silage, compressed and pelleted feeds, oils and mixed rations, and sprouted grains and legumes (such as bean sprouts, fresh malt, or spent malt). Most animal feed is from plants, but some manufacturers add ingredients to processed feeds that are of animal origin.
The amount of fertilizer applied to alfalfa fields is driven by soil and tissue samples, but, on average, fields receive 150 to 360 units of potassium per acre. Fawaz also routinely applies phosphorus, sulfur, boron, and molybdenum.
When hay is tested, a random, representative sample must be obtained because laboratory results will be only as accurate as the sample submitted. A “lot” represents a group of bales of hay which were grown in the same field, harvested under the same conditions and at the same.
Such bales are relatively high density, solid, and suitable for transport on a flatbed semi-trailer. Net wrapped round bales in the 6’ size range with 3 wraps of net wrap work well, but are more difficult to transport. Other possibilities include large round bales (1/2 ton bales) or stacks (1/2 to 1 ton stacks).
Before you bale hay, get a bundle and twist it firmly in your fingers. If you sell hay, you may discover that your clients, that are accustomed to square balers, won’t enjoy the round bales. Round balers may have a crucial quantity of field loss, but this is sometimes reduced by moisture content.
Hay is basically dried vegetation: usually a legume such as alfalfa or clover, or a grass such as timothy or brome. It's one crop that can be raised with proper care in any part of the country.
A draft horse can easily eat 5000 pounds or about 1000 cubic feet of hay in a year, even if pasture is available in the summer. Weight of hay is also a consideration as anyone who has stacked square bales on a wagon behind a baler knows.
Compared to the last report: hay prices remain firm in all regions. Soil moisture levels have shortened, as high winds and warmer temperatures have been the story across the majority of the state. Field prep and planting is taking place, but higher input costs especially in the form of fertilizer has some producers concerned.
The cooling zone takes the bales out of the field to prevent any moisture build up and prevents fermentation in the bales. For example, let’s say you perform a cut resulting in 150 bales. Immediately, 48 bales will go into the drying zone of your hay dryer compact and the remaining 102 bales would go into the nearby cooling zone.
Large square bales (600 – 1,200 pound bales) - 14 - 16 percent moisture; large round bales (500 – 1,200 pound bales) - 15 - 19 percent moisture; large square bales are more densely packed than other bale types and do not allow moisture and heat to escape as easily, thus the hay must be drier in those packages.
I have tossed a couple of bales in the back of my truck and hit the local gravel plt scales a couple of times. Being i now can weigh all of my bales, it was an eye opener to see the difference between bales from same field, same cutting, same day baling (150# difference heaviest to lightest with 5x5 bales).
When you select hay take a handful from the center of a bale and examine it for dust, moisture and smell. If the bale is a small square it should weigh on average 40 pounds and be 36 x 16 x 18 inches for a standard small square.
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This amounted to the unit dropping 2,412 bales of hay to starving cattle. Unusually heavy amounts of drifted snow had stranded cattle in the fields of western and central south dakota. Feeding cattle from 200 feet and flying at 150 miles per hour was not an easy task.
Hay bucking, or bucking hay, is a type of manual labor where rectangular hay bales, ranging in weight from about 50 to 150 pounds (23 to 68 kg), are stacked by hand in a field, in a storage area such as a barn, or stacked on a vehicle for transportation, such as a flatbed trailer or semi truck for delivery to where the hay is needed. The act of throwing the bales up to a higher level is called bucking.
Hay is grass, legumes, or other herbaceous plants that have been cut and dried to be stored for if the weather is too wet, the cut hay may spoil in the field before it can be baled.
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Flare-ups: when the internal hay bale temperature is between 150ºf and 170ºf, the potential exists for spontaneous combustion, and the hay should be moved to allow it to cool. If the temperature is at the higher end of the range, moving the hay could expose it to oxygen and cause flare-ups.
Price is currently $75/bale, price is negotiable depending on quantity ordered. Please provide a phone number in your message or text me at 512-771-5872.
Looking at the pennsylvania regional hay auction reports in the paper in mid-december 2013, i see common prices for grass and timothy hay are from $150 to $200 per ton with a high of $330. Most of these prices are for big square bales, not small bales.
Coastal hay for sale: 1,814 bales - coastal bermudagrass round bales - texas 509 large 5 x 5 2018 (1100 pound) twine bales for $50 each.
Model: roll-belt 150 price: 93 000$ maintenance: 140$/day power required: 51 kw turns grass, hay or straw into round bales.
Small square timothy/grass bales averaging 68 lbs at $150/ton out of the field. All hay is certified noxious weed free has been raked and moisture tested.
Beautiful high quality horse hay available! small square timothy/grass bales averaging 68 lbs at $150/ton out of the field. All hay is certified noxious weed free has been raked and moisture tested.
Jul 6, 2018 an irishman's diary: square bales in a round hole. Last weekend, i was charmed by the sight of old-style small square hay bales in a field.
Fair/good bermuda grass, 5 x 6 bales, $45-$60/bale, best quality bermuda $60-$70/bale.
The benefits of using a bale processor also go well beyond hay savings. According to the university of missouri extension service, for every 900-lb bale fed in your pasture, your cows will return $20 to $30 in nutrients to the soil in the form of fertilizer. Project that return out, based on a herd of 50 cows during a 150-day winter feeding period.
Potential for heating increases with bale density and size and the surrounding hay mass. The higher the bale density and the larger the bale, the drier the hay needs to be at the time of baling. With small rectangular bales, hay can generally be safely baled at 18-20% moi sture.
May 2, 2020 but here's where a simple hay inventory and a map of stored feed will storage locations for those bales and notes on hay quality and field management.
“the size of bales produced will influence the necessary dimensions of the barn,” hayes noted. As a general rule, she suggested that square bales will need a footprint of 10 to 15 square feet for every ton of hay, and for round bales, 16 to 24 square feet will be required for every ton stored.
Transporting baled hay to the barn today is done either by moving each bale with a tractor (which takes a long time!) or putting many bales of hay onto a wagon.
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4x5 net-wrapped bales of 2nd cutting brome/red-clover/alfalfa mix hay (approx. 55 bales mostly brome and legume--no fescue) 4x5s baled with 2016 jd 459 megawide baler.
5x5 round bales that average 1402 pounds/ bale(i weighed 15 roles from this cutting) this is a hybrid bermuda (sumrall 007) that was fertilized with 300 lbs of fertilizer per acre. I have 200 roles available now and will have another cutting later in the year.
Yet, depending on the year, sisal twine could begin degrading before bales are moved from the field, leaving behind a trail of wasted hay as they are transported. Newer twine products such as solar-degradable twine combine the advantages of both sisal and synthetics with a longer storage life before decomposition occurs.
Although bale temperatures usually decrease after two weeks, in moist hay they can reach over 150 degrees, causing excessive heat damage and even the risk of fire. It is important to remember that while moldy hay and heat damaged hay often go together, fungi alone cause little heat damage.
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