The everyday of our family farm
Really, I can smell it - looks good enough to eat myself :)
The guys have been hauling hay in Kansas, too. We sold some and are transporting it to a feedlot in Dodge City.
Our preference at this time of year is to make the lucerne (alfalfa) into hay. With rain forecast we were keen to get it off the paddock before the rain and wrapped it for silage.
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Really, I can smell it - looks good enough to eat myself :)
ReplyDeleteThe guys have been hauling hay in Kansas, too. We sold some and are transporting it to a feedlot in Dodge City.
ReplyDeleteOur preference at this time of year is to make the lucerne (alfalfa) into hay. With rain forecast we were keen to get it off the paddock before the rain and wrapped it for silage.
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