Was feeding in 3 of 4 pastures, the 4th pasture with a bit of grass left the dug out went dry . Relying on wells for the most part now. Baled greenfeed (peas and oats ) last year 350 bales ( 90 acres ). Same field this year 85 bales same fert and chem program. Gonna knock down some barley today some of it is only 10 inches high so it doesn't have far to fall !!!!
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostThere are plenty of Hesston Stackhands sitting in fence lines around here if anyon is looking. Still a few in use locally too.
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Originally posted by TOM4CWB View PostSilage going up here on Barley double swath 60’ wide not much there… good many folks have plenty of carry over from past.. Conservative ranchers have at least one year reserve some 2 years feed.
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Unfortunately not the case in others . Feed has been just enough in this area after the past few dryish years and long winters .
Unfortunately that is mostly where the pastures and crops are in the worst shape . Feed is virtually gone in many areas in western Sask
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Originally posted by jwabThere was a lot of cheap feed around this spring, I got some wish I’d have gotten more. I was always told by the old guys to have a minimum of a half year supply and I live in a big hay producing area.
22, 2021 | 16:413
If any hay buyers come looking for sympathy this year because we have a drought, they won't get any sympathy from me. This winter has been a once in probably 10 year event to be able to stock up on hay at way below even the cost of production. I have one neighbor buying everything he can get cheap enough and carrying it over.
No excuse not to be doing so for anyone else.
And if it stays this dry, the bales will still be in perfect shape, almost no rain on them since they were put up, very little snow. Ideal conditions to store bales an extra year.
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