Post by swfarms on Jun 5, 2017 18:56:56 GMT -5
With the it raining cows, and dogs every three days this year, and the wheat harvest set back at least 3 weeks we decided to drop all of our hay at once, which made for an all hands on deck job to get it off the field before the next storm. Chris laughing the whole time welcome to the haying in Michigan style.
Just got the last of the rounds pickup in time, this much water made the creek crossing a little interesting, considering it is usually dry by now.
After we re-rake we are going to just big bale all that is left, to be baled.
Over a CRR most of the week has been cleaning up for the party, including fixing the large ruts, Tommy left in the drive with Redlands Fire Ladder Truck. The Chief felt so bad he had his Brother haul over a load of stone.
Just got the last of the rounds pickup in time, this much water made the creek crossing a little interesting, considering it is usually dry by now.
After we re-rake we are going to just big bale all that is left, to be baled.
Over a CRR most of the week has been cleaning up for the party, including fixing the large ruts, Tommy left in the drive with Redlands Fire Ladder Truck. The Chief felt so bad he had his Brother haul over a load of stone.
