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Flat drying and then rows is what we used to do for stacking too. But baling, that needs a machine, right? Wikimedia seems to have a list of haystack images by
by silversmith 5y ago
Flat drying and then rows is what we used to do for stacking too. But baling, that needs a machine, right?
Wikimedia seems to have a list of haystack images by country at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Haystacks_by_country https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Haystacks_by_cou... and what do you know, Swiss actually do it differently! Building around a central pole, rather than a more elaborate frame https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Haystacks_in_Switzerland https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Haystacks_in_Swi...
- rosetremiere 5y ago> But baling, that needs a machine, right? Probably. Guess I'm not old enough to have ever witnessed manual baling then! That's a TIL for me :)
- brazzy 5y ago> But baling, that needs a machine, right? More importantly, a bale won't stay dry inside if it's rained on. So you need to store them in barns.