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I agree if you know somebody that is paying 175/ bale then let me know. What I was saying is that I had that much in it. Mainly in fertilizer. Then by the time I pay for fuel, labor, wrap, and alittle for wear and tear, it doesnt take long to add up. And as far as not cutting it, I could have turned in on it, but I know where the cows would have camped out also. So I decided to bite the bullet and cut it and at least get some hay before the grasshoppers and heat destroyed it. It doesnt matter if you paid cash or have a note on your equipment or if you are custom farming or ranching, what ever you are doing it is a business. I personally am not in it for my health, and even though I enjoy it, I am in it to make money. Therefore I decided to have something at least for my money invested. Let me know what equipment dealer yall use because mine doesnt care if it is a drought or not. It cost them the same to make the equipment and the get it hauled in no matter if I am getting rain or not. JMO and experience
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