We rented our hayfield out to the neighboring farm this year for rotational purposes. Before he disked it up for his soybean crop, we were able to get it mowed. We used tractor power since "Joe", one of our Belgian draft horses foundered.

This is a 2 acre pasture we use for our rotational grazing of our livestock. We let the clover / grass / alfalfa grow tall so the honey bees would benefit also. This pasture was cut and raked by draft power. Clover takes longer to dry than grass and heavy storms were forecasted. It was too wet to bale and too good of hay to be rained on. We decided to gather & feed loose.
Sure wish we still had the hay loader!

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