Plastic twine resists weathering insects and rodents better than natural fiber twines.
Why would there be a hay bail in an attic.
Some of these balers are equipped with attachments that aid in transporting bales which can be convenient for operations with little manpower.
The kids and the cats seem to think that loose straw.
Haylofts were used mainly before the widespread use of very large hay bales which allow simpler handling of bulk hay.
Square balers are generally less common but are convenient for small farms.
Hay is usually fed to an animal in place of allowing the animal to graze on grasses in a pasture particularly in the winter or during times when drought or other conditions make pasture unavailable animals that can eat hay vary in the types of grasses.
We fortunately have an attached garage that has worked fabulously as a wood shed rabbit barn and hay bale storage area.
In unfinished attic spaces insulate between and over the floor joists to seal off living spaces below.
If you do not have a long temperature probe you can use a crowbar.
The illustration above shows all the areas of the home where there should be insulation.
Wood and upholstered furniture don t belong in the attic basement or garage.
As the attics get cold in the winter months mice will congregate at these attic hatches to stay warm.
Mouse scratching noises are heard directly above the attic hatch or access into the attic.
A hayloft is a space above a barn stable or cow shed traditionally used for storage of hay or other fodder for the animals below.
The hayloft is filled with loose hay from the top of a wagon thrown up through a large door usually some 3 metres 10 ft or more above the.
Huge 2 3 ft hay like nest in my attic mouse like droppings in closets and black oil like stains on ceilings.
There are many different types of balers each designed with features that specialize in creating specific bale shapes.
Whole hay bales are easy to stack in the corner of a garage shed or coop but once you open it up a hay bale or straw bale it will be everywhere unless you have a plan.
And area rugs mattresses and even plush toys are.
Hay or grass is the foundation of the diet for all grazing animals and can provide as much as 100 of the fodder required for an animal.
This is an area where there is a lot of heat loss.
There will be an acrid hot tobacco smell rising from the bales.
The numbered areas shown in the illustration are as follows.
If the air distribution is in the attic space then consider insulating the rafters to.
Twine should be snug and spaced 6 to 10 inches apart.
Densely packed bales are also more stable when stacked.
If the haystack is.
If you decide to bale hay in large bales wrap them with net wrap or plastic twine to reduce bale sag and help maintain bale shape.
Even before these visual signs appear it is wise to take the temperature of the bales in the stack.
Many times when we move the attic hatch we will find lots of mouse droppings.
Wood mildews you can try to bleach it but may have to toss it.
