Inspect Hay Quality

What happens here

Upon arriving at the hay field, the farmer inspects the round hay bales. He pulls samples from a bale to check the quality, explaining the difference between spring-cut and fall-cut hay. He notes the presence of 'broom sedge' in the current hay, which he generally tries to avoid but accepts due to a wet spring affecting his own hay production. He clarifies that the hay bales are 4x5 net-wrapped and cost around $50 each, making this an expensive week for the farm.

Goal: Verify quality of hay to be loaded