First cut hay of the season is already being wheeled in, that’s how hot and dry it’s been this year. Farmers mow the hay down as the hot and dry weather of the summer comes.
The green cut hay is permitted to dry out in the fields under a warming sun and is then baled – either in smaller, square bales or the much bigger round bales – and transported and stored. Or sold.
To dry out in the fields under a warming sun
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