This Hay Took 8 Days of Drying @HowFarmsWork
This Hay Took 8 Days of Drying  @HowFarmsWork
Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If at first you fail, try try again. We waited yet another day before baling and the moisture dropped by half! This hay was laying on the ground for 8 days before being dry enough!
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