Casey IL. ( I -70 ) then south on rt.49 | My experience is to mow as early as possible let it lay for about 2 -3 hours and ted.
By the nixed morning you may need to ted again right as the dew is leaving. I used this method this summer and beat the rain by a few minutes.
Our trouble right now is no drying time at all. Have some Alfalfa ready myself but just got 1.8" and calling for more this week.
Wish we had or could find someone in the area to sleeve mine, I would try it.
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