With over 400 bails of hay already tucked into the upstairs of barn, one would think that the haying must be done. But that is not the case. A few more fields to go Ward said after Monday saw the guys bringing in over 70 bails. In these pictures you can see on the left, Ward driving the tractor and bailing the hay. The hay goes into the machine and comes back in a neat twined regtangular prism weighing about twenty pounds. The guys on the right, Dan, Brian D, and Brian B, then load the bails onto the truck and they are brought down the hill to the barn. It's quite a process, and these three guys worked hard to get it all done in under an hour.
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