Winter can be hard on both the weight and quality of hay — and push up feeding costs
Having a ballpark price for this year’s hay crop is useful when working out a hay share agreement
Protecting hay that won’t be fed until the winter of 2017-18 could save you $70 a head in winter feeding costs
Haying often means rushing to beat the weather, and that ups the danger, says farm safety expert
Shopping around, alternative feeds, and how you store your hay can make a huge difference to the bottom line
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