41. Cutting Lucerne For Hay, Cutting Lucerne For Hay Cutting at too long an interval will give greater yields, but the hay will be stemmy and of relatively low nutritive value. http://www.dpi.vic.gov.au/dpi/nreninf.nsf/childdocs/-22C871BE2A0105794A2568B3000

42. Lawns: New Lawn...Hay/Straw Take Over Eventually the hay will disappear. I do not know if it will be damaged by frost (I depends on the type of hay and whether the crop was used as cool season http://en.allexperts.com/q/Lawns-725/New-Lawn-Hay-Straw.htm

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43. How To Stack A Hay Mow | EHow.com Hay bales are stacked on edge like this so that moisture can drain within the cut hay. This is crucial because moist hay will mold. It will also ferment and http://www.ehow.com/how_2106092_stack-hay-mow.html

How To Do Just About Everything How-To Articles Resources Members SEARCH Search(($("#Options").attr("value") > 0) ? $("#Options").attr("value") : ""); Start contributing today! Sign In or Join now HOME HOW TOs WRITE RESOURCES ... Special Outdoor Projects How to Stack a Hay Mow BROWSE HOW TOs More Articles in Furniture Home Appliances Home Safety Housekeeping Check Out All Categories Business Cars Computers Education ... Weddings Thanks. Your vote has been counted. Average Rating Rate It! Flag Article Add Favorite Add Comment Send to Friend Print Article by digg_skin = 'compact'; digg_window = 'new'; RSS Feed Introduction Hay bales take up a lot of space, and for this reason are often stored in a loft, or hay mow, above the main floor of a large barn. Hay can also be stored in numerous other places, provided it is protected from the weather, but regardless of where the bales are kept there is a preferred way to stack them. Instructions Difficulty: Moderately Easy Steps Step One Determine that you are physically able to lift the bales. Putting up hay, as it is called, is hard physical labor. You will need to wear sturdy gloves and long pants. If you suffer from allergies, this is not the task for you. Hay bales are usually between three and four feet long and half as wide. They are bound by two wraps of either twine or wire. They can way upwards of fifty pounds (though most do not) depending on how high the tension was set on the baler. To move them you pick them up by the two wraps of twine or wire and fling or set them where you want.

44. Dairy Australia - Grain And Hay Report These owners of hay are confident the market prices will increase as these Very little cereal hay will be made in this area for the domestic market http://www.dairyaustralia.com.au/content/view/359/313/

Home Dairy News Markets and Trade Regional Development ... About Us Username Password Remember me Lost Password? No account yet? Register Home Farm Grain and Hay Report Grain and Hay Report This report has been commissioned by Dairy Australia to provide an independent and timely assessment of grain and hay markets in each dairying region. It should be remembered that actual prices may vary for quality or other reasons The information in this report is collected and disseminated with due care and attention to its accuracy, but Dairy Australia accepts no liability if, for any reason, the information is inaccurate, incomplete or out of date. Report Date: 25th January 2008 NATIONAL BACKGROUND COMMENTS: Dairy farmers should continue to consider their feed needs right through to next spring and up to November 2008, not just what their immediate needs are for Feb-March 2008. Securing supply will be important as grain pricing is expected to remain volatile in the first half of 2008 (till the next northern hemisphere crop is assured), and supplies in Australia will tighten as the year progresses. Make contact with feed/grain suppliers to discuss your needs now. The flooding in Central Queensland has slowed harvest and delivery of the early sorghum, causing sorghum to hold steady to firmer. Prices are expected to ease again once harvest gets under way and the southern Queensland crop gets into harvest in February.

45. Sampling Hay And Standing Forage Samples should represent the state in which the hay will be stored in bale form. Sample uniformly across the field. Make collections for each sample at http://www.noble.org/Ag/Forage/Sampling/Hay.htm

Sampling Hay and Standing Forage Log In Register My Profile Log Out ... Recommended External Links Search: or Search by Keyword: Keywords Annual Application Bermudagrass Birds Breeding Calving Carrying Capacity Cool Season Deer Disease Drought Erosion Establishment Estate Equipment/Tools Fertigation Fertility Fertilizer Finance Fire Fish Fruit Gardening Genetics Grain Yields Grazing Greenhouse Habitat Hay Health Hoophouse Horse pasture Hunting Outdoor Recreation Introduced Irrigation Landscaping Laws and Regulations Legumes Mammals Management Marketing Native Grass Nitrogen Nutrition Other animals Pecan Perennial Phosphorus Policy Ponds Potassium Production Crops Production Livestock Raised Bed Recreational Leasing Reproduction Seed Selection Soil Test Taxes Technology Topsoil Tree Turfgrass Vegetable Warm Season Wildlife Damage Control The objective of forage sampling is to obtain a feed value estimate of forages that will be fed to livestock. Forages may be sampled as hay or standing pasture. Sampling methods include mechanical coring of bales with a hay probe, pulling hand-grab samples from bales or windrows, pulling hand-grab samples from the standing forage, and clipping standing forage samples. Subsequent analysis will determine feed value for livestock. Accuracy of analysis is largely dependent on sampling method and technique. Sampling Hay There are several methods for sampling baled hay. The best technique is to use a mechanical coring probe made specifically for this purpose. The coring probe consists of a metal tube with a serrated end. The probe is about 18 inches long and 1 inch in diameter, and is attached to a mechanical drilling brace or cordless drill with a special adapter. A wooden plunger is included with probe.

46. Will Hay.Comic Genius will hay. Comic Genius. A tribute to a outstanding film, stage and radio comedian of the 30 s and 40 s. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/trevor.buckingham/willhay.htm

47. Screenonline: Hay, Will (1888-1949) Biography Boys will Be Boys (1935). will hay brings his muchloved schoolmaster act to the screen Comedy with will hay mistaken for both prisoner and governor http://www.screenonline.org.uk/people/id/447228/index.html

@import url(../../../css/bfi_global.css); Home Film Television People ... Help Search Hay, Will (1888-1949) Actor A comic genius who created a genuinely original persona which worked variations on the tattered, shifty 'professional', whether teacher ( Boys Will Be Boys Good Morning, Boys! Ghost of St Michael's (1941)), barrister ( My Learned Friend (1943)), prison governor ( Convict 99 (1939)) or stationmaster ( Oh, Mr Porter! (1937), perhaps his masterpiece). In whatever circumstances, he was always required to deceive both superiors and inferiors, the latter proving sharper at detecting the radical incompetence beneath his seedy dignity. Accompanied by fat boy Graham Moffatt and toothless old codger Moore Marriott in half a dozen films for Gainsborough , directed usually by Frenchman Marcel Varnel or American William Beaudine , he created a comic oeuvre as endearing and enduring as any in British cinema. When he went to Ealing in 1941, he co-directed (with Basil Dearden ) as well as starring, and in another Ealing film, The Big Blockade (d. Charles Frend, 1942) he broke with his baffled inefficiency to play a straight role.

48. Next Train's Gone--The Will Hay Page Next Trains Gone is a comprehensive guide to the films and life of will hay, one of Britains greatest film comedians. http://www.willhay.co.uk/

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49. Will Hay Actor Oh, Mr. Porter!. William Thompson hay was probably one of the most versatile of entertainers Visit IMDb for Photos, Filmography, Discussions, Bio, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0370547/

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51. BBC - H2g2 - Will Hay - Comedian And Astronomer The Black Sheep of Whitehall (1942) Directed by will hay and Basil Dearden. Screenplay by Angus MacPhail and John Dighton. http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A691049

@import '/h2g2/skins/brunel/brunel.css'; @import '/includes/tbenh.css'; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index 29th January 2008 Accessibility help Text only Guide ID: A691049 (Edited) Edited Guide Entry SEARCH h2g2 Advanced Search New visitors: Returning members: BBC Homepage The Guide to Life The Universe and Everything 3. Everything Arts and Entertainment Humour ... Walk of Fame Created: 16th April 2002 Will Hay - Comedian and Astronomer Front Page What is h2g2? Who's Online Write an Entry ... Contact Us Like this page? Send it to a friend! Born on 6 December, 1888, in Stockton-on-Tees in the north of England, William Thomson Hay went on to become one of Britain's most popular comedians, starring in a total of 19 films before his death in 1949. His radio performances for the BBC were among the most popular shows of the day and he was among the top ten moneymaking British stars of the era, having a comedic big-screen career that was only bettered in Britain by George Formby Hay started his career in the music halls. In 1914, he joined the Fred Karno troupe, famous for its comedy talent, which included Stan Laurel and Charlie Chaplin. He left the troupe in 1918, going on to tour Australia, the USA and South Africa. He specialised in playing the 'bumbling schoolmaster', and had huge success with his schoolmaster routines on stage and on the radio. His earliest radio appearances were made under the name of 'Charlie Kidd', as he did not want to risk the reputation he had built up around his stage career on the then new medium.

52. Will Hay Biography, Filmography, Born 1888 With his supercilious sniff, ill-fitting pince-nez and overall air of pompous ineptitude, will hay was one of the great British character http://www.starpulse.com/Actors/Hay,_Will/index.html

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53. ACA Hay Directory NOTE The ACA hay Directory will be discontinued February 15, 2008. Name Doug Baldwin hay Price $30 per roll, will help arrange for trucking. http://www.bamabeef.org/aca_hay_directory.htm

ACA Hay Directory SCROLL DOWN FOR NEWEST LISTINGS NOTE: The ACA Hay Directory will be discontinued February 15, 2008 Name: Doug Baldwin Address: County Rd. 131 Haynes, AR Daytime Phone Number: 321-720-4173 Hay Description: 1,500 rolls. Predominately rye mixed with some oats and scattered with wheat. Fertilized, first cutting. 4x5 ft. rolls. Will load on site. Will barter hay for quality cows. Hay Price: $30 per roll, will help arrange for trucking. DATE POSTED: June 6, 2007 Name: Rick Langston Address: Arkansas Phone Number: 501-207-2508 Hay Description: 2,800 4x5 round bales. Must arrange own trucking. Hay Price: $25/roll DATE POSTED: JUNE 8, 2007 Name: Gary Address: Lonoke, AR Phone Number: 501-258-1429 Hay Description: 1,200 rolls of 4x5 grass and clover mix hay. Hay Price: $30/roll DATE POSTED: JUNE 8, 2007 Name: Dick Address: Yell, AR Phone Number: 479-299-4695 Hay Description: 1,500 rolls of grass and clover mix hay. Call between 7 am and 7 pm. Hay Price: $30/roll DATE POSTED: JUNE 8, 2007

54. Will Hay Biography will hay (18881949) b. Stockton-on-Tees, England. Born in Stockton-on-Tees, william Thomson hay became one of Britain s most popular comedians, http://www.britmovie.co.uk/biog/h/003.html

Index A-Z Listings Directors Actors ... Feedback Will Hay Will Hay (1888-1949) b. Stockton-on-Tees, England. Born in Stockton-on-Tees, William Thomson Hay became one of Britain's most popular comedians, having soon built up his seedy, scoundrelish, incompetent schoolmaster characterisation that found its way into other walks of life. Hay started out in music halls. In 1914, he joined the Fred Karno troupe for four years; touring in Australia, America and South Africa. His earliest radio appearances were made under the name of 'Charlie Kidd', as he did not want to risk the reputation he had built up around his stage career on the then new medium. His radio performances for the BBC were among the most popular shows of the day and he was among the top ten moneymaking British stars of the era. At the age of forty-six, and after 25 years in music halls and radio, Hay made his feature film debut in 1934 with Those Were the Days (1934). Hay went on to make 19 films in total including an enduring comic masterpiece of the British cinema:

55. Warm Season Grass Breeding - Bermuda Hay If cut only twice a year (a few farmers still do this) their hay will be fit for little more than bedding. Yet managed properly, these bermudas can make http://commodities.caes.uga.edu/grasses/bermudahay.htm

University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Turf Breeding Ornamental Breeding Forage Breeding ... Home MAKING EXCELLENT HAY WITH THE TIFTON HYBRID BERMUDAGRASSES Glenn W. Burton For much of the South, the hybrid bermudagrasses top the list of forages that may be grown for hay. Properly managed, they are more dependable and produce more hay per acre at a lower cost per ton than any forage that I know. They contain more dry matter when cut (25 to 30%) and cure faster than other forages. The bermudagrasses are leafier than other grasses because of the unique arrangement of their leaves on their stems. The nodes or joints on grass stems produce only one leaf per node. The nodes on most grasses are equally spaced from one to several inches apart on a stem separated by sections of stem called internodes. Bermudagrass appears to have two opposite leaves from each node because it has a very short internode (about 1/16 inch) that alternates with the long internodes. This gives bermudagrass two leaves per unit of stem length whereas other grass species only have one. This helps explain why the bermudagrasses cut every four weeks contain over 75% of leaves. Also, the bermudagrasses cut for hay do not lose their leaves as legumes frequently do when tedding is required to cure rained-on hay. The Tifton bermudagrasses are more drought tolerant and can produce more hay in dry periods than other adapted hay plants. In a 3-year experiment with as little as 77% of average growing season rainfall, applying irrigation water to heavily fertilized Coastal bermudagrass (a Tifton hybrid) failed to increase annual forage yields.

56. Surviving In 1998 Nineteen-ninety Eight Is A Disastrous Year For By knowing the number of animals and the amount of hay left over, the number of rolls of hay that will need to be produced or purchased this year can be http://agnewsarchive.tamu.edu/drought/drghtpak98/drght19.html

Surviving in 1998 Nineteen-ninety eight is a disastrous year for Texas agriculture. Poor rainfall during the spring and summer of 1998 has resulted in almost no summer pasture grazing. There is very little hay available. Drought conditions have virtually stopped pasture and hay growth in many areas. There is little anyone can do to affect immediate forage production, but decision concerning future alternatives should be planned now. Producers are shaking their heads and trying to figure what to do. Negative factors such as extremely poor rainfall conditions, temperatures, and feed and fertilizer prices are uncontrollable. However, efficient utilization of fertilizer, harvest timing, grazing management, hay storage and feeding should be well managed for survival in 1998. Producers should concentrate on those practices they can control and consider alternatives. Money should be spent on practices that will likely return a profit. In hard times, it takes an efficient manager to break even or turn a profit. Producers need an overall management and merchandising plan for 1998. Such a plan would indicate when and how much fertilizer to apply and how the forage would be utilized. Without an overall plan, a producer has very little hope of breaking even in 1998. This paper will list management considerations necessary in surviving the pasture-livestock business in 1998.

57. NCDA&CS - Hay Alert Price 6.50 + Comments i raise alpacas llamas. I know that the drought has everyone looking for quality hay. will pick up or may have it delivered. http://www.agr.state.nc.us/HayAlert/Advanced_HayBuyers.asp?TypeAd=buyers

58. Hay, Will(iam Thomson) - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About Hay, Will(iam Tho Hutchinson encyclopedia article about hay, will(iam Thomson). hay, will(iam Thomson). Information about hay, will(iam Thomson) in the Hutchinson http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Hay, Will(iam Thomson)

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59. G4555 Managing Manure On Alfalfa Hay, MU Extension For example, a 4ton alfalfa crop will remove 200 pounds N per acre in the hay. At the same time, it will remove far less P and K; a 4-ton hay crop will http://extension.missouri.edu/explore/agguides/crops/g04555.htm

County and regional extension centers University of Missouri Search MU Extension About Career opportunities Contact us Pride points ... Printing instructions Instant access Degrees, courses and conferences Center for Distance and Independent Study Mizzou online MU Direct: Continuing and Distance Education ... Questions and answers Search publications only All words Any word Agriculture publications Agricultural Chemistry Agricultural Economics Agricultural Engineering ... Wildlife and Wildlife Pests Managing Manure on Alfalfa Hay John A. Lory Department of Agronomy and Commercial Agriculture Program Robert Kallenbach and Craig Roberts Department of Agronomy Alfalfa is a high-quality, high-yielding, cool-season forage that can be profitably marketed as hay. Alfalfa is a desirable crop for manure applications because: It requires high phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) fertility It removes a large amount of nitrogen (N) from the field when harvested as hay It has the ability to draw down nitrate levels within its root zone Manure can be an excellent source of P, K and boron for alfalfa production and can reduce the need for purchasing other sources of these nutrients. Research in Wisconsin and Minnesota has shown manure can sometimes improve alfalfa yields when compared with other fertilizer sources. However, there are significant challenges in managing manure on alfalfa without damaging the productivity of the stand, particularly with solid manure and manure slurries.

60. Hay Fringe Festival Over the week as well as the many talented local musicians appearing in venues all over hay there will be performances from the newly formed Youth Club Junk http://www.hayfringe.co.uk/

home events programme exhibitions ... map Receive Newsletter by email: Tickets Now onsale Hay Fringe is back and this time we've taken over the Castle! Over the week as well as the many talented local musicians appearing in venues all over Hay there will be performances from the newly formed Youth Club Junk Percussion Group and Red Kite Theatre who will be staging strange antics and weird happenings in and around town including and Hay Chamber of Commerce has arranged for the very brilliant Desperate Men to bring their madcap theatre to the streets and listen out for the Primrose Singers busking around on the first weekend - for a donation to our nominated charity the North Weir Trust The Screen at Hay will be hosting our African film double bill and down at Cartref residential home they will be enjoying Afternoon Tea on the Fringe Special thanks go to Hay Town Council whose support is enabling us to put on events chosen by and for the young people of Hay; No Fit State circus will be providing workshops from Monday 28th May. Whilst for those about to whoop it up...

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