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    Posted: 05 Aug 2023 at 10:23pm
My neighbor stopped by and wanted to know if I had any hay for sale. I told him if you cut, rake, and bale it you can have it. I've gots 3 acres north of the house, he's gotta fix the dam crossing to get there. Only problem he's got, last year's big bales are still out there. Darn grass is so tall you can't hardly see the bales. Plus there are bales along side the field that are 3-4 years old. Good luck to him.
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Kinda funny, he still has hay in the field and want to do it again ??? Luv how people think sometimes
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You can never cut enough hay. If you ever run out, you will know what I mean.
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I had every bale of second crop sold before I even sat in the seat to mow it. Probably gonna get a third crop off at least one field to help out the horse lady neighbor up the road, she even has a zebra to feed.
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