I certainly qualify as a novice in the hay dept...  The pea stems/vines do seem unlikely to get really dry.

I will call my neighbor and schedule wrapping of the bales.

Thank you both.

This evening I mowed some grass/red clover in another field that I will try to get dry. Red clover is also difficult to get dry but it looks like we have a very good 3 or 4 days for making hay. If it tests dry I'll put it in the shed, if not I'll wrap that too.

edit to add: what happens to those trit seeds and beards in tube wrapped baleage? Will this make good feed for next winter?