<p>Another way to say the baler broke is "stockpiling by accident." While it may not be ideal, it doesn't have to be waste. Get back in and graze that hayfield, access to water and fencing required.  Use surplus hay to restore poor pastures this winter. </p>

Another way to say the baler broke is "stockpiling by accident." While it may not be ideal, it doesn't have to be waste. Get back in and graze that hayfield, access to water and fencing required. Use surplus hay to restore poor pastures this winter.

<p>Another way to say the baler broke is "stockpiling by accident." While it may not be ideal, it doesn't have to be waste. Get back in and graze that hayfield, access to water and fencing required.&nbsp; Use surplus hay to restore poor pastures this winter.&nbsp;</p>

How to not waste grass

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