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Wisconsin | I'm curious what the answers will be, if anybody has individually wrapped dry bales. I'd think it would be a hard sell for horse owners, unless you're willing to unwrap each bale when sold, or offer their money back, something you should never do with horse people.
Seems like the biggest advantage of wrapping is beating the rain. Getting hay dry enough to wrap seems like it makes the process harder, hay can heat and sweat without molding, but not if it's wrapped with plastic. Then there's the possibility of the wrap wicking moisture compared to inline wrapping. | |
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Bale Wrapper Questions
