WELL my friend! You have the makings of your own homemade hay!!! Great for rainy days for the livestock, bedding the gardens, or spreading for seed in the yet still barren regions of your yard. (Hint: make sure you have removed any poopage left behind from your yard pets before working.) |
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Yes you too can make your very own redneck crop circles!!! |
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a sickle or better yet - your trusty weed wacker - just slowly
wack away at the grass, keeping some neatness to your form.
Remember, you'll have to come back and get this stuff later - don't want to be scrounging around for it now... Let the cuttings sit where they fall in the sun for a day. Then with a rake flip it over like a pancake, and let dry again for another day in the sun. By the next evening it should be ready to haul up. You can attempt to bail it by putting long strings criss-crossed in the bottom of a box or wheel barrow, then pile it on so that it falls in line like piles of sticks. Pack it then tie it up tight. Remove from the box or barrow and store in a dry place. |
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VOILA!!! You were just makin' HAY!!!
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