Rain stress is a great description! I’ve been missed by less than a mile multiple times in the past week. Nice to see your mower chewing through that lodged hay. Rain has no impact on freshly cut hay.
@@Rollinghillsfarmsmn Exactly. I'm not worried at all about what I cut and that little shower didn't really hurt the rest of it. The drying weather isn't all that great though.
A good old fashioned NW Oregon hay season.. honestly I miss them. Hit and miss, tarp the balers, tedd hay to hopefully get it dry before the next storm..
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin I like how our 20% chance of rain turned into 50% around noon today. I thought about baling and wrapping the stuff I cut yesterday but by the time I got home it was too dry to ferment good.
@@farawayfarm2520 funny how they do that... We have a 5% chance tomorrow.. and supposed to be dry lightning this evening/tonight.. could get very interesting
@@brycewiborg8095 I remember some horrible years. One in particular that was similar to this year but usually the weather would stabilize somewhere around the end of June.
@@michiganhay7844 You have a lot more hay to make than I do but I just can't get going. The forecast changes so fast that I don't want to get too much down and get it all soaked.
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I moved the hay bind tonight to a field I knew wasn't wet.....I'll be cutting tomorrow night. Thanks Will.
Rain stress is a great description! I’ve been missed by less than a mile multiple times in the past week.
Nice to see your mower chewing through that lodged hay.
Rain has no impact on freshly cut hay.
@@Rollinghillsfarmsmn Exactly. I'm not worried at all about what I cut and that little shower didn't really hurt the rest of it. The drying weather isn't all that great though.
A good old fashioned NW Oregon hay season.. honestly I miss them. Hit and miss, tarp the balers, tedd hay to hopefully get it dry before the next storm..
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin I like how our 20% chance of rain turned into 50% around noon today. I thought about baling and wrapping the stuff I cut yesterday but by the time I got home it was too dry to ferment good.
@@farawayfarm2520 funny how they do that... We have a 5% chance tomorrow.. and supposed to be dry lightning this evening/tonight.. could get very interesting
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin Dry lightening is bad after the heat you've had. Hopefully it doesn't do much.
@@farawayfarm2520 at least the crimson across the road is combined.. still pretty flammable, but... 🤞
Good title. I don't remember having all of the weather problems when I was young. We probably had them. I just don't remember.
Thank you Will.
@@brycewiborg8095 I remember some horrible years. One in particular that was similar to this year but usually the weather would stabilize somewhere around the end of June.
We had a pop-up shower yesterday as well, I thought it was supposed to be a dry day.
@@pinesedgefarm1155 It's not much of a drying day here today either. Gray clouds and 66 for a high.
Love the title you chose for this video Will
@@tractortalkwithgary1271 Thanks Gary. I know I'm not the only one who's had enough of this weather.
Been a tricky year. I just got done baling 8 acres of hay that got 4 inches of rain on it. Nasty 💩🤦♂️🤣🤣. Good luck with your hay
@@hartungdairyfarm0713 4 inches? That's terrible. Lousy drying day again today. Not nearly as sunny as predicted and got to a whopping high of 66.
Rain stressed oh yeah, tell me about it
@@michiganhay7844 You have a lot more hay to make than I do but I just can't get going. The forecast changes so fast that I don't want to get too much down and get it all soaked.