Losses in haymaking

By Asst Editor Dave T, on December 21st, 2011

 

Herbage Moss West Yorkshire Attribution Ken Brockway

To keep losses and spoilage to a minimum, operator skill and experience is essential in giving the attention to detail which is necessary throughout the haymaking process. Much depends on the judgement and experience of the operator. The main way of minimizing loss is to . . . → Read More: Losses in haymaking

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Do Hay Preservatives Have a Place?

By Asst Editor Liz C, on January 24th, 2011

Hay Preservative Applicator

Introduction

Every year a number of hay stacks self-ignite or spontaneously combust ie. catch fire! Many haystack fires are caused by lightning strikes, sparks from moving or stationary machinery, sparks from grinders and nearby grass fires, children sneaking a puff, insurance claims, inexperienced operators baling hay too early, etc.

However, . . . → Read More: Do Hay Preservatives Have a Place?

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