Summer hay work runs hard and fast in Wapanucka once the fields go dry. Around late June, the weather digs in hot, and there’s not much relief until the bales

Early summer brings its own rhythm to the field. Warmer days arrive fast, especially by mid-June, and with them come heavier cuts and longer hours. Hay dries quicker, tractors move

Summer hay season around Wapanucka brings full days, high heat, and dry fields. Before the first cut, we’re already putting gear through early tune-ups and field checks. Round balers get

Summer brings a lot of pressure to hay operations, and not just in the field schedule. The heat puts more stress on baling equipment, especially parts that get little attention

Round baler belts take a beating once the season hits full swing. Long days, thick rows, and back-to-back bales are hard on machines, especially after sitting idle through winter. Belts

As spring baling season gets underway, we always start by checking our gear from the ground up. One piece that often gets overlooked until it’s too late is the round