@the5efarmer: Planting to plant some Sudan once this ryegrass is cut and baled. What do yall think? #5E #johndeere #hay #hayseason2026 #haymafia

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w_wfarms2450
W/WFarms2450 :
You’ll never get it put up dry regardless of conditioners or not better get a appointment with an inline wrapper
2026-05-17 13:34:45
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reevescattleco
Reeves Cattle Co. :
Tonnage doesn’t equal quality. Go for quality
2026-05-17 01:05:10
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jmal0ne1
Jarett Malone :
Makes a lot, and good stuff when it’s wrapped. But it pulls the ground hard. Takes a lot of fertilizer to make a crop with it. Need to hit it with nitrogen after every cut
2026-05-16 21:25:14
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farmergmb
GT Farms :
Something I’ve been told by multiple people it’s possible to cut Sudan with a disc mower, but everyone recommended to me to use them. Mow with conditioners, whether it be a Haybine or discbine to cramp the stocks. I was told it will ruin if it’s on the ground for a week trying to dry without conditioners.
2026-05-17 01:54:18
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big_daddy_witcher
Kent Witcher :
burn down the grass you're no tilling into or the grass will choke the Sudan, bale at forty days or 40 inches or you're baler will struggle. it's very hard to get it dry for dry hay. I baled and wrapped about a 1000 last year. it averaged 10 bales to acre first cut and 6 second cut.
2026-05-16 22:39:12
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russellviewfarms
russellviewfarms :
It’s very hard to get dry
2026-05-17 18:52:44
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ledbetter78
FMB :
Grew it for years when I was dairy farming, good hay if you can get it dry, it’s hard on ground
2026-05-18 11:47:38
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rockin_s
TannerStone :
I’ve no tilled sorghum into covered ground a few times and have had luck. Very good luck actually. But what I will say is if you don’t crimp it when you cut it your gona have hell with drying time and waste when feeding. Just my 2 cents
2026-05-17 03:48:28
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jeremymooremoore
Jeremy moore Moore :
what happened to haybine
2026-05-17 02:54:15
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kpcattle
KPCattle :
It’s hell to get it dry….an if it turns off dry you have to worry bout Prussic acid poison. I would say Millet is better option especially not having a silage option
2026-05-16 22:55:22
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kennethbloomer168
Kenneth Bloomer536 :
Rough on horses
2026-05-17 10:51:15
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aafarms
Jason Adams :
Waste of time to no till anything into centipede been there done that it will not grow. The sod is too thick and the narrow cut from no till is not enough to allow it to grow. I ve drill Sudan and Triticale. Best thing to do it go ahead and spray centipede with round up and kill it. Only way to get rid of it.
2026-05-17 02:17:36
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mtdyer1
Thomas :
Why not plant something for horses? Seems something the horse ladies like. Only making cow hay is a good way to go broke. Orchard grass is by far the most profitable hay in my area and easiest to sell
2026-05-17 19:55:08
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michaelfarley21
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2026-05-18 12:37:26
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