One more piece of equipment. It is a used new Tedder. Let's just say it is new to us. It doesn't look like much but it is so necessary to "fluff" up the hay after it is cut so it can dry nice like before it is baled.
Now Ted has a Tedder
When the arms are out it covers about 18ft. Go forth and do your thing.
So far we have broken off 2 of these coil finger things. I know they probably have a name. I'm sure when I call to get more the man on the phone will educate me. But for now they are coil finger things.
Baled hay for some greedy goats. They have been enjoying some fruits of our labor. Hay bales that break or fall apart are fed out. Like candy and babies. Our spoiled, greedy babies. Goat kisses to all.
The sheep have lush summer pastures right now. We put a bale of fresh green hay out for them and it was exciting for about 3 minutes. Then back to grass and weeds. We want to fence in a wooded area for the goats to graze. In time, in time. Patience is not one of my stronger characteristics. Nope. I want it all now.
We are still haying and baling. My back and hip hurt from throwing bales and climbing up and down the tractor. I still have to say I find it enjoyable. Ibuprofen is my friend.
Much Love and Prayers from Mainely Ewes Farm
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