How We Plant Alfalfa for High Quality Hay

[@ronaldblair7321]

Thanks for sharing with us this information very impressive 👍

[@cannonranch]

Thank you for watching!

[@louismenditto1917]

Man….that was an education!

[@cannonranch]

Thank you very much! That is what we were going for!

[@10CowRanch-gn1iy]

This farming thing is a huge learning curve. Good luck I know the price of hay has dropped like crazy. It is hard to pay the bills at 100 per ton. I hope your hay does this year.

[@cannonranch]

Definitely a lot of learning things the hard way. With climates varying wildly on the west coast there isn't a one size fits all.

[@Arham7cheema]

I am a new subscriber I like your video your video is very informative and interesting

[@cannonranch]

Thank you for joining, and welcome to the channel! We have more informative videos like this in the works and hope you will enjoy them as well.

[@richardwells9033]

Very impressive!

[@cannonranch]

Thank you very much!

[@juniorzamora225]

Have a property that only gets 10 inches of annual precipitation. And is covered in sage brush if removed and cleared would I be able to dry farm alfalfa? Trying to find someone to dig a well but everyone I talk to doesn't have equipment to go that deep

[@cannonranch]

That is a great question! Alfalfa needs around 48 inches of annual precipitation to be successful. You'll definitely want to get some type of irrigation on it to be safe.

[@ulanyershayev799]

Здравствуйте! Сколько гектаров одна клетка?

[@cannonranch]

There are 38.5 hectares in the one shown in this video.