Media informs me that you your hay growing will make you very rich this year. Except everyone else will be hay rich too and the market will be small. Droughts and bad times will happen again. So how to preserve hay?
I don't think it will make us very rich this year because demand will be low and the price will also be low. So yes, we will store it until it is needed. And how do we do that - a little will go in sheds, the rest will go under our Hay Caps.
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That is a lot weight and food.
ReplyDeleteMedia informs me that you your hay growing will make you very rich this year. Except everyone else will be hay rich too and the market will be small. Droughts and bad times will happen again. So how to preserve hay?
ReplyDeleteI don't think it will make us very rich this year because demand will be low and the price will also be low. So yes, we will store it until it is needed. And how do we do that - a little will go in sheds, the rest will go under our Hay Caps.
DeleteI like these huge bales of hay.
ReplyDeleteLooking good. Looking very good.
ReplyDeleteWow, a big load. Diane
ReplyDeletethey always have to have an extra one of the forks don't they.............
ReplyDeleteYes they do. If you do enough loads with that one bale extra it will save a load.
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