Molalla1
Elite Member
Yes it is . . .Holy crap, you found a way to sell bad hay. That’s pretty good.
Yes it is . . .Holy crap, you found a way to sell bad hay. That’s pretty good.
Unfortunately you're a rare breed HD, kudos to you.Muddy mess. I will probably get some dump truck loads of crushed concrete and lay em down. Gotta keep the property owners happy and show them you care.
Holy crap, you found a way to sell bad hay. That’s pretty good.
We have several trucks running around picking up manure, too. It’s a job I could do for extra money for the growers I sell hay to. They try to get me to drive for them since I have air brake CDL.Here we have a company around here that gets horse stall mucking and sells to mushroom growers.
No, it’s bad hay imo or it would have been trucked to the barn. like you said it’s probably high moisture. I’d say it gets pretty dusty between squares outside unless you’re out west, just ain’t good water wickers. But yes, junk producers will feed it. “Look at that they cleaned it up”…yea, what else is there to eat?Let’s correct/amend that:
The “bad hay” you refer to that is stored outside is also sold to customers who own cattle before it sits too long.
When they are stacked, the middle bales look great even after a few months.
Top bales don’t do well.
Big business here with all the horse barns. Plenty of money to pay for pickup and then turn around, compost/bale it and sell. Money on top of money.We have several trucks running around picking up manure, too. It’s a job I could do for extra money for the growers I sell hay to. They try to get me to drive for them since I have air brake CDL.
OK, cool. Tell me what quality hay I make.No, it’s bad hay imo or it would have been trucked to the barn. like you said it’s probably high moisture. I’d say it gets pretty dusty between squares outside unless you’re out west, just ain’t good water wickers. But yes, junk producers will feed it. “Look at that they cleaned it up”…yea, what else is there to eat?