Hi all,
Because of the everlasting rain that keeps coming down, all pastures are drowning in water. Our horses too, but they need to eat. The grass was ready for haying but due too the bad weather that will not stop for the upcoming days/weeks we decided to do buy a mower, a little earlier then scheduled. We do not want to loose the grass and it will start to rot at the bottom side of the stem.
My latest score, a Vicon Disc Mower. It's a pretty old one, but it still runs fine. Just need to buy new knives to o change them.

Now we cut the grass when it is dry for a few hours (just before another rain storm is coming over) in small strokes and then feed the grass. So it is a win/win, we can feed the horses, we do not use up our hay stack and the pasture has a change to recover.

Because of the everlasting rain that keeps coming down, all pastures are drowning in water. Our horses too, but they need to eat. The grass was ready for haying but due too the bad weather that will not stop for the upcoming days/weeks we decided to do buy a mower, a little earlier then scheduled. We do not want to loose the grass and it will start to rot at the bottom side of the stem.
My latest score, a Vicon Disc Mower. It's a pretty old one, but it still runs fine. Just need to buy new knives to o change them.

Now we cut the grass when it is dry for a few hours (just before another rain storm is coming over) in small strokes and then feed the grass. So it is a win/win, we can feed the horses, we do not use up our hay stack and the pasture has a change to recover.
