The few times I've tried unrolling bales, i loved it. 😊👍 Very efficient usage of labor. You get all the head space you could want. You get the manure spread out on the pasture. And any hay waste is used to help improve the soil health for better grass growth in following years. (The bale needs to be unrolled thin enough to prevent thick mats, otherwise i need to use a pitchfork to break up and spread out the thick mats) Snow can make unrolling very difficult but a hill would solve that issue. Oh, nice music. 🙂👍
I couldn't agree more! Also, you made a great point of making sure the hay unrolls on the thinner side of things so that you dont get left with mats of hay that can kill out the grass underneath. Great advice!
The few times I've tried unrolling bales, i loved it. 😊👍
Very efficient usage of labor.
You get all the head space you could want.
You get the manure spread out on the pasture.
And any hay waste is used to help improve the soil health for better grass growth in following years.
(The bale needs to be unrolled thin enough to prevent thick mats, otherwise i need to use a pitchfork to break up and spread out the thick mats)
Snow can make unrolling very difficult but a hill would solve that issue.
Oh, nice music. 🙂👍
I couldn't agree more! Also, you made a great point of making sure the hay unrolls on the thinner side of things so that you dont get left with mats of hay that can kill out the grass underneath. Great advice!