For a while they would wrap the round bales with plastic. The bailer actually did do that but I don’t see that anymore. I think it was not a good mechanical idea. Some of our farmers don’t protect them and count on a certain percentage of the bail to be lost to decay.
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Lots of work ahead.
ReplyDeleteAs I recall, you guys invented this...
ReplyDeleteYour recollection is very good Bill!
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ReplyDeleteSome load! So many hay bales capped.
ReplyDeleteFor a while they would wrap the round bales with plastic. The bailer actually did do that but I don’t see that anymore. I think it was not a good mechanical idea. Some of our farmers don’t protect them and count on a certain percentage of the bail to be lost to decay.
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