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Heavier work in hay making shifts to stacking methods
The article notes that labor in hay making is decreasing as machinery like elevators and mechanical hay forks become common on medium to large farms. Only those with very large quantities still rely on manual stacking, making labor-saving devices essential for efficiency.
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Berri
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Professor Perkins
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Sinter
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Bert Neftlers
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