It’s so easy to handle 50 pound
Oh, yeah
not! Can't toss them like years back, more a hug type move. But, is there that much difference in price? Climb in&out of trailer (or truck) to bucket it out would be "fun"
Best I've found was farmer who grew & mixed feed, grains, and sold in 50 gal plastic drums. You had to buy & he'd refill tubs. But 35 miles away. He'd load, I'd get out of truck with tractor FEL at home. Good price & excellent feed. Once a month trip.
Still some muscle to handle but.... Oh, what we DO!
Guess fall is here to stay....no more summer, just a few warmer days. I'm contemplating a discussion with my neighbor who makes hay.
He's not a smiley type guy, not really liking "small buy" loads but, I see more of that happening this year -- from storage across street from me. It's close and most possibly a tiny less per bale
I'll find out. He lives about 1/2 mile up Rd, so I'll go there and ask.
Will also check with the above grain guy, he grows & sells hay, too. But across street is closer
Usually buy from 6 miles away & friends with gal who buys tractor/trailer loads to sell. But last 2 yrs not as good product. Lot of "rebaled" stuff and that no longer comes off in nice pads. It's chewed up and falls apart. Also, seeing less quality.
Better get another cup full, then chores. Then, visit hayman.
they'll love ya for the treats.
That's actually our winter temps for most of that season. I'm not liking it this early either. Just a fluke week. We're warming back to normal this coming week. I hate cold.
