Cute shot. Nicely composed.
Surely you've been around this list long enough now to realize you don't have
to involve photography in your threads? <g>
--Bob Whitmire
Certified Neanderthal
On Dec 8, 2013, at 4:32 PM, Tina Manley wrote:
> With our very small farm here (64 acres) in York, SC, we raise hay on three
> different pastures. Another farmer comes with the equipment to cut, stir,
> and bale the hay twice a year. We split the bales with him. Last year we
> baled just over 600 square bales, twice a year. He uses his hay to feed
> his horses. We store ours in the barn until the horse owners around here
> run out of their own hay and then Tom sells it on Craig's List for about $5
> a bale. Our hay is all organic and has never been sprayed. We have no
> foxtails, which horse people hate. The horses seem to like our hay. Tom
> usually sells all but a few bales which I use in the chicken house and
> garden. We don't have any straw so I don't know about that except that
> they sell it at Lowes for mulch maybe? The fields need bushhogging right
> now - lots of broadleaf weeds - but Tom has to work on the tractor first.
>
> To transfer this thread to photography, here is my take on the hay harvest.
> I drive the truck while the guys load the hay:
>
> http://www.pbase.com/tinamanley/image/135404269
>
> C&C greatly appreciated.
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