Well, you’ve got some thinking to do because the Australian hay-rake market is broad and incredibly diverse. There are roller-bar rakes, wheel rakes and rotary rakes, each with their own inherent pros ...

Weed control, storage techniques and equipment each affect the quality of hay being produced. Ward Laboratories recently hosted a webinar discussing producing high quality hay. Panelists were Sarah ...

We finally got the good weather we were hoping for! This has allowed us to work on finally making some hay. We couldn’t really ask for nicer hay baling weather – sunny and warm with a nice breeze and ...

ST. JOHN – Most years, Jordan Hickel would be waiting for the right conditions to get out his baler – waiting around for the perfect humidity. But it’s 3 p.m. on a hot July day, and the Stafford ...

I’ll never forget my first job. It was a summer job working for my grandfather baling hay on his farm in upstate New York. I couldn’t have been more than 10 or 11 years old at the time. As far as I ...

Hugh Fifield drives his horses Tom and Jake while raking hay for baling accompanied by Samantha Locke, 20, of Barnstead, who has been driving horses since she was 2 years old. Credit: KEN WILLIAMS / ...

As you are considering what equipment to buy for next year’s hay making season, are you just looking at your hay test results and wondering why ash content is reported? A recent article by Rebecca ...

Voltaire, the French thinker, said “Work keeps at bay three great evils — boredom, vice and need.” Well, I’m not bored now. Sweat rolls down my face. I wipe it hastily while I change from the back of ...

Join me as I tackle hay baling for the first time — from loading the baler to rolling out perfect bales, it’s a full day on the farm! ‘Welcome to ALASKA 2025’: Trump rolls out red carpet, fighter jets ...

For the past 2 decades, the company has been a beacon of success, commitment, and innovation in the hay and forage industry, as well as equine market, according to a news release issued by the North ...

One of the biggest and most time-consuming jobs every summer was baling hay. Good hay meant good milk production and a better price for milk. Plenty of hay meant we didn’t have to worry about running ...