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Got a neighbour wanting $140/bale for really nice hay, did almost 5 bales to the acre and the second growth already a foot tall. Do the math on that!
I think it will settle quite a bit here, average crop, not as many mouths to feed, lots of dry areas too but trucking has gotten too expensive to haul it very far. I'm guessing it will be in that 6 to 7 cent per pound range.
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Originally posted by bigzee View PostStraw bales. He offered $10, I was quite offended by that. Lol
Not sure how many bales/ac it will produce.
But $10 a bales there won’t be any straw rows in my fields.
Round bales of straw peaked out at $150 in height of the drought.
Good night saturday night here ridled with the flu
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Originally posted by bigzee View PostStraw bales. He offered $10, I was quite offended by that. Lol
Not sure how many bales/ac it will produce.
But $10 a bales there won’t be any straw rows in my fields.
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Why hasn't any of the combine manufacturers made an attachment to put the chaff on top of the straw so at least some gets baled up?
I know you can spread the chaff and drop straw but...the weeds seeds and cracked grain could go into a bale. ...wouldn't get 100 percent of it but some would make the bale more valuable?
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Originally posted by bucket View PostWhy hasn't any of the combine manufacturers made an attachment to put the chaff on top of the straw so at least some gets baled up?
I know you can spread the chaff and drop straw but...the weeds seeds and cracked grain could go into a bale. ...wouldn't get 100 percent of it but some would make the bale more valuable?
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Originally posted by malleefarmer View PostIm sure your gonna think im full of shit
Round bales of straw peaked out at $150 in height of the drought.
Good night saturday night here ridled with the flu
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That's my thinking newguy - limit feed corn silage with DDGs for energy/protein and fill up with straw. DDGs at 11c/lb are a way better buy than barley at 10c and you don't need to process them. Seems a lot of guys are hung up on only feeding hay to cows though.
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