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NS Canada | I wouldnt have enough hours in a day to do all of those things and still get wrapped, with the amounts I cut at once anyways. You want to try and get it wrapped as soon as you can, within 12 hours for sure, but generally my father will be hauling bales home while I finish baling - and then we get to wrapping.
Our good days are also 90s+, add a bit of a breeze and there are times I can cut and bale the same day. Morning cutting is what I usually do, I've even had that work out on lighter fields, cut in the morning, rake mid/late after noon and bale at supper time. More often its cut one morning, bale the next afternoon - but I can only assume texas dries quicker than we do. I'm not totally against tedders as they do have their place - I'm just finding we can skip that step and works out just as well. | |
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