Nov
28th
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Posted by admin
the first thing that you need is money, then land with good enough hay meadows to even bother with, then a big enough tractor to operate a baler, a baler, rake, sickle (or cutter). A truck, or truck and trailer to haul the hay to barn, or other storage location. truck with trailer to haul horses.
other than that, I do not know… I do not know how to get your name out there, but I would suggest promoting your horses (depending on what type you have) at rodeos, let a good barrel racer use one of your horses for their competition…. I hear that good barrel racing horses can go for pretty good $$$
the first thing that you need is money, then land with good enough hay meadows to even bother with, then a big enough tractor to operate a baler, a baler, rake, sickle (or cutter). A truck, or truck and trailer to haul the hay to barn, or other storage location. truck with trailer to haul horses.
other than that, I do not know… I do not know how to get your name out there, but I would suggest promoting your horses (depending on what type you have) at rodeos, let a good barrel racer use one of your horses for their competition…. I hear that good barrel racing horses can go for pretty good $$$
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For starters, the equipment you will need are:
- a tractor to pull the other equipment,
- a plow to turn the soil
- a manure spreader
- a seed spreader to sew the alfalfa seed
- a cutter to cut the hay and pile it in 'windrows' to dry
- a hay baler (most small farmers rent these, as they are used only a couple of days a year, and are quite expensive)
- a wagon or sledge to collect the bales for storage.
btw it's very hard to break even growing only hay, as it's not worth very much, even when baled and cured.
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grew up on a farm