Some Do’s and Don’ts for Successful Bale Grazing
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- Published: 2 years ago on November 12, 2018
- By: Kathy Voth
- Last Modified: August 18, 2020 @ 2:24 pm
- Filed Under: The Classic by NatGLC
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Won’t a bale placed on end absorb more rain water than one on it’s side, in a humid climate?
Yes, in our part of the country (southern Indiana) a bale left on its end will collect a large amount of moisture and ruin in a short while. I just take any plastic twine off before I place them in the field on their sides. Hope this helps!
Thanks, it does!