Qapla
Veteran Member
Yesterday a local county farmer mowed his 20 acre field beginning at he "crack-of-dawn. Since the day was the usual extremely hot weather for this time of the year, he was able to fluff and row the field by early after noon.
Following the fluffing, he exchanged the rake apparatus for a round-bailer. He baled the entire field, finishing just before dusk. "Not letting the hay get dew overnight makes for much better hay," he commented.
Today he used another tractor equipped with a "bale-spike" on the front to move all the bales (each bale weighing approximately 900 lbs.) from the field into his barn. They were all stacked tightly several bales high.
"This is just one of several cuts I need each year," he said as he successfully finished the job and parked his tractor for the night.
I'm sure things like this happen every day all over, but no one ever seems to mention them.