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sillage quality

topgeas · 2012-06-03 19:28:36

thinking of mowing and picking up tomorrow. its the only day thats going to any good. my question is wet leafy silage tomorrow or dry stemy silage next week.

03-06-2012 7:28pm

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topgeas

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thinking of mowing and picking up tomorrow. its the only day thats going to any good. my question is wet leafy silage tomorrow or dry stemy silage next week.

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#2 03-06-2012 7:48pm

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if the ground will carry you and you can get it done i would get it done and the ground back in the system

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#3 03-06-2012 7:52pm

Kileir

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Mowed 20 acres wed in brilliant sunshine. Baled yesterday out of the rows before rain started and finished wrapping 300 bales in pouring rain at 1am this morning. Never baled silage so fresh before. Never got a chance to wilt it. Hope it turns out ok. Weather forecast really got it wrong :rolleyes:

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