By early May, hay equipment is already getting put to the test. Spring growth is steady, fields are drying out, and cutting days aren’t as far off as they felt

Slopes and tight turns are part of the job in spring hayfields. For many of us, early spring means tackling hills, uneven patches, and corners that haven’t seen action in

Spring fields do not always give us an easy start. When hay work begins and the pasture has not been groomed since last season, those early weeks can put every

Spring shows up fast around here, and once the grass starts coming on strong, there’s no time to waste. By the time mid-April rolls around, most of us near Wapanucka

Spring fieldwork is coming fast, which means it’s time to take a close look at baling gear. One common issue that sneaks up this time of year is belt failure.

By early April, hay operations near Wapanucka know what’s coming. Cutting season doesn’t ease in, it tends to start fast once the weather lines up. Long before the first pass