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NEMO | Last Wed when I did mine, it was over 90 and the air was dry. Mine were heavier than that, and I thought they would last until the next day. By the time I got them on the ground, it was time to start baling, went after dark. Didn't take the time to rake, just baled faster.I got lucky and had a new roll of net wrap in and didn't have to stop to reload, on warning wraps when finished. Don't think those will last to Wed wet unless the weather is lots cooler there. I'd have the baler right behind the rake. Edit..after looking at the pics again, I'd be ready to go in the morning just in case, looks like dry hay Wed, especially if you rake it and dry it out even more
Edited by oldtiger 6/21/2021 20:09
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Rule of thumb for letting oats lay before baling wet?
