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hay heating

karolmc100 · 2020-12-10 19:21:21

could hay saved dry early summer but gets wet during transportation at this time of year heat when stacked in shed.

10-12-2020 8:21pm

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could hay saved dry early summer but gets wet during transportation at this time of year heat when stacked in shed.

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Round bales no...squares yes..

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I'm open to correction , but think the way to minimize chances of heating is to keep bales close together ( might be difficult at this stage ) Also I think old folks' custom was to shake Coarse Salt on the Bales to stop the heating.
Though the good news is, one normally knows about heating within a few weeks of putting them in the shed.

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