just got my hay delivered on saturday. I LOVE the smell of the barn with the new hay in......nothing better!
amazingly we managed to get no rain first cut. the guy cut it and managed to bale it just before it rained and got it into his driveshed LOL. it sat airing filling up his driveshed for about 3 weeks.....and it rained every day for those 3 week LOL. we were lucky. and the horses already tried to break into it (temporary wall installed) so i know it'll be good stuff for them.
Cutting HAY TODAY!
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