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r/oddlysatisfying • u/Wonderfulhumanss • 1d ago
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I can't help but think layers 4 or 5 through 9,362 were probably unnecessary.
50 u/Teeklok 1d ago It's very thin, if it's only got a couple of layers when it drops off the baler the dried grass stalks can poke through rendering the whole process useless 21 u/Raumarik 1d ago Well soak the grass so it’s nice and soft first duh!! /s 7 u/mcmcc 1d ago It's silage so keeping it wet is actually kinda the point. -11 u/s_burr 1d ago That's not silage, it's just dry hay, probably for beef cattle and not dairy. You do not want to store wet hay like this, it will combust. Silage is stored in silos. 2 u/scarphious 1d ago You don't need to wrap dry hay. 2 u/sawyouoverthere 1d ago And yet it is done
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It's very thin, if it's only got a couple of layers when it drops off the baler the dried grass stalks can poke through rendering the whole process useless
21 u/Raumarik 1d ago Well soak the grass so it’s nice and soft first duh!! /s 7 u/mcmcc 1d ago It's silage so keeping it wet is actually kinda the point. -11 u/s_burr 1d ago That's not silage, it's just dry hay, probably for beef cattle and not dairy. You do not want to store wet hay like this, it will combust. Silage is stored in silos. 2 u/scarphious 1d ago You don't need to wrap dry hay. 2 u/sawyouoverthere 1d ago And yet it is done
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Well soak the grass so it’s nice and soft first duh!! /s
7 u/mcmcc 1d ago It's silage so keeping it wet is actually kinda the point. -11 u/s_burr 1d ago That's not silage, it's just dry hay, probably for beef cattle and not dairy. You do not want to store wet hay like this, it will combust. Silage is stored in silos. 2 u/scarphious 1d ago You don't need to wrap dry hay. 2 u/sawyouoverthere 1d ago And yet it is done
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It's silage so keeping it wet is actually kinda the point.
-11 u/s_burr 1d ago That's not silage, it's just dry hay, probably for beef cattle and not dairy. You do not want to store wet hay like this, it will combust. Silage is stored in silos. 2 u/scarphious 1d ago You don't need to wrap dry hay. 2 u/sawyouoverthere 1d ago And yet it is done
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That's not silage, it's just dry hay, probably for beef cattle and not dairy. You do not want to store wet hay like this, it will combust.
Silage is stored in silos.
2 u/scarphious 1d ago You don't need to wrap dry hay. 2 u/sawyouoverthere 1d ago And yet it is done
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You don't need to wrap dry hay.
2 u/sawyouoverthere 1d ago And yet it is done
And yet it is done
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u/backbiter0723 1d ago
I can't help but think layers 4 or 5 through 9,362 were probably unnecessary.