We have been as busy as bumble bees the last two days.
I put an ad on Craig’s List, on Face Book on Colorado Hay and a few other spots on Face Book
Within minutes of the ads hitting the internet we had hay customers…this is all we have left as I type and it will be gone by noon.
They started lining up at at 7:30 this morning. WHEW!
What a wonderful blessing to be able to sell our hay within two days!
Terry and I feel so very humble.
Life on a Colorado farm,
Linda
We are hauling the little field now. Up before dawn and out in the field by 5:30. Get the water set and start on the hay. By 7 it’s already hot and the bugs are biting.
If the weather holds, (it’s suppose to bring in more thunderstorms today at noon), the largest field of hay should be ready to bale tomorrow morning. We hope tomorrow morning, if not then Wednesday. Everything is a race against the weather.
At least it is hot drying weather (100+*) and if the thunderstorms stay in the mountains everyone who is doing hay will get done fast. Hot weather helps the alfalfa dry into hay.
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 