New Eden Hay

 

🌾 What happens behind the scenes of a New Eden Hay harvest?
When drying hay, there are two main choices:
🔄 Swath Inversion: Gently flips an intact row of hay upside down in the same spot.
🚜 Tedding: Lifts, fluffs, and scatters the hay completely across the field.
Why do we prefer Tedding? Swath inversion keeps the hay bunched together, which can trap heavy moisture underneath. Tedding completely breaks up clumps and spreads the crop thin, letting the sun and wind dry every single blade evenly. For you, that means faster dry times, zero hidden damp spots, and a much lower risk of mold in your bales. ☀️
📲 Looking for clean, dry, high-quality feed? Hit www.newedenhay.com/contact with your zip code for a quote on our best First Cut and Second Cut, delivered to your farm or feed store.

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