Summer is busy with Farm Work!!!

[@reaner3974]

good job telling everyone about how you farm there , i never say we have to much rain , water is life so as i seen in a movie ,, let it rain , the earth knows what is needed so i just sit back and enjoy the ride , be well be safe enjoy life ,

[@3dranchmanitoba]

Hey randy, been a struggle for about 2 weeks here same as yourselves, hot and extremely humid. We did a lot of silage chopping, only thing we could do with the crop we had. Did some pasture paddocks for dry hay and it took forever to dry.

[@edwardpidwinski9060]

I will continue watching. It’s been drier in the Interlake here but high humidity and saturated ground takes a long time to dry

[@donvoll2580]

G day The Canadian-American border That swamp grass os like reeds, cattle didn't like that as well if I remember right! Yes most expensive machinery, if weather doesn;t co=operate nothing Thanks

[@lifeonamanitobafarm6485]

The reeds and swamp grass is not a good grazing grass for cattle. When it starts growing in April, cattle get some nutrition out of it. I cut and bale it for bedding, if it’s not wet.

[@berniewatts7598]

Why do you leave the bales in the field for so long that it kills the grass?

[@lifeonamanitobafarm6485]

Goal is to keep making hay on the other fields. Moving the bales is not a priority. Bales get moved when there is time or a rain day. As long as the cut hay gets baled.