Baling Hurricane-Wind-Cured Third Cut Hay (2023)

As September continued to be a season-turning sprint, I took a gamble on Hurricane Lee tracking well east of us, with the hope for amazing wind to get some third cut in.
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(We are a 53-acre haying operation in Conway, MA - making all small square bales for the local food, fiber, and livestock community. Learn more about our farm at windrowfarmconway.com, or follow us on instagram @windrow.farm)
Equipment List:
Massey Ferguson 275 Tractor
Massey Ferguson 165 Tractor
Massey Ferguson 135 Tractor
Vermeer TM610 disc mower
Vicon RS410T Tedder
New Holland 256 hay rake
Massey Ferguson 124 baler (with New Holland 70 bale thrower)
Four kicker wagons
Delmhorst FX-2000 Hay Moisture Meter
Sundown Fertilizer Spreader

[@HumbleHaymakers]

Hay looks good - excellent video...👍

[@davidhickenbottom6574]

It was a little breezy down my way, I remember the weekend very well. It's Oct 2 are you baling this week weather looks good. You'll remember this summer for a long time.

[@russellkeirstead-qi2jr]

It's great when the weather is in your favor.good breeze and no dew

[@windrowfarm]

Right? Feels like a rare occurrence, but happy to celebrate it when it happens. Thanks!

[@russellyoung1181]

I had the same leak from the injector pump early this year. I e-mailed you. Good luck and thanks for the vids!

[@windrowfarm]

Hi there, thank you so much! I replied via email but wanted to say thank you here as well. Grateful for the community, hope to be able to return the favor or at least pay it forward.