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Not to long until hay season…cannot wait

Although for many of us it odes not feel like it, but in a few months when it is 100 degrees and very humid we would be thinking how a nice cool breeze would feel good about now.

Site opens on 15 Jan 2011…one of those state tax things for the opening. We will have Delmhorst and Agratronics moisture meters and windrow meters, Power Wizard fence chargers and supplies, AG Belt replacement hay gathering wheels, AG Baler belts, and lacing kits.

Also in the Indiana area only…Pritchett Netwrap and twine, Poly Excel Netwrap and twine, Funks Frontiersman RR Corn and Soybean Seed with Genuity chemicals from Sygenta for the pests. Also Ameristand alfalfa. For those needing other seed or another option we have an Indiana Byron Seed connection for you as well. Hope to add some other items.

HayTalk’s own folks will have generators and netwrap and twine for outside the Indiana area,..we will let you know who to contact.

No new John Deere baler in my stocking, but I did get a John Deere sweatshirt!

Merry Christmas and Happy New year everyone!

Looking for a strap and tarp company to sell on the site…any ideas? Also open to other ideas of things to sell that folks would like to see available…open to suggestions…thanks.

Visit us at the Indiana and Illinois Farm and Outdoor Equipment Show…Indy State Fair Grounds, 14-16 December. We will be in booth 190 and have the new catalog sales items available. Drop in for moisture meters, Pritchett netwrap and twine orders, baler belts, hay gathering wheels, fence chargers, and supplies

Next big job, some fence fixing and getting the cattle ready for winter.

Getting colder here in Indiana. Got everything put away for the winter.

we got rain blowing in…and more tomorrow and Tuesday…kind of a day late and a dollar short, but need something in the ground as we lead up to next spring…never thought I would hope for lots of snow during the winter.

Tough hay year in Indiana…first cut ran into wet weather after what looked like an early start. Second and third cut were good for me…then dry, dry, dry. We have had less than an inch since late July. Did not do a fourth cut. After the later third nothing really grew that well…I agree with Rodger from SWIA, glad to see this year go. Glad I did not have any corn in my one row crop patch…corn was awful.

Working this week on the new catalog, finally, been so busy lately my head is still spinning

Great to see things along with the new barn, Cy…need to come down and help me get one started

Welcome everyone…post away with your pictures or chat about your ag experiences, clubs, organizations, livestock etc that you have. I am interested in old iron…have a 52 Massey Harris 44 and a1940 Farmall H, I am about ready to hit the starter on after restoring. Also raise some black angus and black angus-limo cross cattle. They make a fine meaty cross. Raise hay as well. Have a partner, my old 4-H leader and his sons…keeps us all out of trouble, but allows us to share machinery as we replace the older with new. Belong to an antique tractor club in Indiana, old 4-Her, retired military, and love farming…wife thinks I am nuts…but lets me in the door anyway. Welcome to AgLoop.