Small hay stacks and corn husking guidance
Practical advice on stacking hay in small, weather resistant stacks using horse drawn tools to save time and labor. Notes on waterproof caps, moving baling equipment, and storing hay in lofts. Husking corn advised with crib setup, loading practices, and market considerations in northeastern Ohio. Includes farmer tips from The New England Homestead about using old methods with minimal gear.
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