Wet Spring Leads to Delayed Hay @arkansasfarmbureau
Wet Spring Leads to Delayed Hay @arkansasfarmbureau
Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A wet spring has hay producers behind this year. Faulkner County farmer Garrett Moix says he’s finally able to start cutting, but the persistently wet weather has reduced the quality of the hay.
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Wet Spring Leads to Delayed Hay

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