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Re: SIckle mower
[Re: Jtb51b]
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08/03/21 07:04 PM
08/03/21 07:04 PM
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Hayden AL
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Hayden AL
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I only have 11 rows about 300 feet long. My idea was to cut them NOW, right after the corn has been picked, one or two rows at a time and feed them immediately and whole. Thought I would cut them with a sickle mower, then kind of grub them up with a grapple bucket and dump them in the pasture. They really like the corn shucks and short cobs, and I have read that they will eat the whole stalk with good results. First time trying it so who knows. I was thinking a sickle would also be handy for banks ETC so not a total waste.
Jason
Also, just and FYI my corn stalks are very thin this year. Corn was GREAT, but the stalks are short and spindly. I would guess no more than half an inch thick at the place I would be cutting.
Last edited by Jtb51b; 08/03/21 07:06 PM.
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