Sumner GA, Located in southwest GA, | Putting it in the baler. One operation. Granted, all my experience is in peanut hay, but it seems to keep well. I don't know if there are issues in grass that would lend it to spoil, but I wouldn't think so. Neighbor that custom bales used to put on plastic and then tie on the plastic with string, but I would think the cling platic would eliminate that. No issues I have heard of running plastic. I dont have that capability, I either do squares or a few rounds for the cows in an old NH chain baler. Reason I am looking into a wrapper so I can store outdoors and not have so much loss out of those fluffy bales. Convincing dad is the tough part.
Previous post should have said "Most convient way would be to put it on when you are baling." Different conditions dictate different solutions.
Edited by JoshuaGA 7/22/2008 00:44
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