Initial Hay Field Assessment and Plan
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Make it While the sun shines...with a hurricane on the horizon!!
What happens here
Begin by assessing the cut hay in the field. The farmer notes that the hay is dry and ready to be collected. He plans to first finish baling the hay that was raked the previous night. Following this, he will swap equipment on his tractor, attaching the V-rake to rake the remaining field, which is estimated to take about 30 minutes. After raking, the baler will be re-attached, lubricated, and made ready to complete the baling of all the hay. The entire process is under pressure as rain is expected in approximately four hours.
Goal: The farmer introduces the current state of the hay field: hay has been cut and is now on the ground, ready for raking and baling. He outlines the sequence of operations needed to complete the baling process, emphasizing the urgency due to an approaching rain forecast.
Tools and materials
- Hay Baler
- Tractor
- V-Rake
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