Eden Shale Farm Update - July 2019

8/6/2019

Our renovated hay ground in the bottom yielded some excellent hay consisting of 60% alfalfa, 30% orchard grass, and 10% novel endophyte fescue.

This BarOptima renovated hay field always produces a quality crop of hay.

This 30 acre bottom produced 108 roll bales, which is 3.6 bales per acre.

We filled the first hoop barn with 216 rolls and then started filling the second, larger hoop barn.

We have started the renovation at the bull burn, which will include new flooring, pens, water troughs, and hay feeders.

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