Building a Hay Stack the Old Way in Narrow Tiers
The text explains shaping a hay stack by successive narrow tiers, starting high in the center and tapering outward to keep the stack stable. It notes pitching sheaves from the wagon at different sides to avoid tipping and using slough hay or Kentucky blue grass as top coverings to shed rain.
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Stacking Grain Efficiently After Drying
The text discusses timing for stacking grain, noting drying proves the best moment to proceed. Delays may be unnecessary unless rain affects readiness. It advises arranging stacks for threshing access, leaving openings between tiers for machine passage and minimizing waste.
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