The weather turned off ever so hot, 104*, making it hard to bale the hay with the ‘perfect’ amount of dew, but it got done!
Done and stacked and some has even been sold. What a relief.
After the days and days of heat, lack of air movement, a cold front has started through. Good!
Life on a Colorado Farm 
What a feeling of relief and satisfaction. A farmer’s work is never done, reap what you sow, repair, paint, upgrade and do it all over again!
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what a beautiful sight!
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We are still chilly. 68 degrees right now and it will probably rain a little this evening. Glad you got your hay in (o:
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Wow! That is a lot of hay. We could use it over here, right about now. Our pastures are looking really dry and we will need to feed the cattle soon…
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Good job! It always feels so good to have it all baled up and stacked neatly! 🙂
Looks purty enough to tie a big red bow on it.
~Faith
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Great photos, the wheat in this area is being harvested now. If you could send a little of that cooler weather over this way if would be nice. The temp in the shade of my patio is 101 right now.
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Those little poles will hold up a stack that size? Amazing.
I kid. Looks like your right on target but than what do I know about that stuff.
Soaked and ate the black beans this weekend. Yummy. Thanks for sending them.
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Looks like a lot of hard work will become a lot of good feed.
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Ahhh, that looks so pretty! You can just send one of those stacks on down here.
Did you know… it was 116 here today?
UGH!!!
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I can almost smell it!! I love that smell, it is a flood of childhood memories!
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very good to see that your hard work has paid off. I’m seriously thinking of buying a cow so you can send me some hay, hey?
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Hurray! What a great feeling it must be to have that behind you. I’m glad the weather cooperated even if it was hot.
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we finally got our first cut done, the forecast was scorching for the next week and wouldn’t you know it the day after it poured! =) Our hay was so tall that there was a buck standing in it and we could only see the tips of his antlers! Crazy! It’s a beautiful crop, hopefully it dries well and we get it baled soon. We do round bales.
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Nice looking hay. Large bales or small? Still some for sale?
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