Hay is cut, dried and baled during the summer months, after it has grown sufficiently long but before it gets too tough or starts to go to seed. In most parts of the U.S. this can be done two or even three times a summer, starting in early summer and ending in early to mid fall, although farmers may have to work the fall cutting around the harvesting of other crops.
Hay should not be cut if there is rain in the forecast over the upcoming three to four days, as the hay must be dried, fluffed, and dried again before it is raked and baled. If the hay does get rained on, the hay must be allowed to dry completely again before it is baled or it will get moldy and be inedible. Hay that has been rained on is generally worth less even after it has been dried because it is gets bleached by the extended time in the sun and loses some nutritional value. Lower quality hay is sometimes baled in large cylindrical or rectangular bales and feed to cattle rather than the small bales generally used for horses, although of course some hay is expressly grown for cattle.
The phrase "make hay while the sun shines" refers to the need for farmers to schedule their haying around the weather forecast.
Actually, if hay is really dusty, then you should make it damp! Otherwise, don't wet it. Some horses at my stable dunk their hay in their water buckets, and they are fine
When the sun shines
An idiom with the word "hay" in it might include "make hay while the sun shines." This means that you should make the most of your time and complete everything you need to do while you have that time.
You Should Feed an Arabian Horse a sertain amount of grain. Also if you want to make your Arabian gain some weight, feed them Alfalfa hay, and to make them loose weight feed them grass hay.
yes you should
the colour of hay is yellow
For the hay barrels you have to make sure that they are in the middle. After they are both in the middle you jump ontop of the crease between them and they should open!
Hay = grass + scythe
grass+fire=hay
Rabbits that old should have alfalfa hay
How do you make a hay flake??? A hay flake is a section of hay that freely breaks apart from the bale after you cut the twine. Soooo, I uess my answer would be- bale the hay and then cut the twine and remove the flake! Ta Da..... a hay flake is made! ;)
Horses should get new hay either when the old runs out, or when the old hay becomes rotten. You can tell by color and odor. Hay rotts quickly after it rains.