Hay girl hayyyy

[FarmCatJenkins]

Has anyone ever not had a grass field fully dry out to hay? I did a headland then up/down rows but only my headland dried. I think this is the first time that’s ever happened to me. Does grass not dry all together or is this a bug?

[CMDRTAKEDOWN]

I have had one were the underneath part dried before the top. Just keep on going it will dry out.

[Patrick73]

It’s worked ok for me so far,I never mow until the weather is sunny for a couple of days and always ted it straight away and won’t windrow until it’s turned to hay as I think it dries quicker if not in rows ( might be wrong on that though) I think with fs19 seasons you have to play a minimum of 6 day seasons to get a good weather variation.

[Mwal]

Yeah it happens to me every time I cut hay but I cut hay on several large fields with a 1066 pulling New Holland 116 haybine so there is some time between the first pass and the last one and I think that’s why it happens.

[JensChrDK]

I was on Lone Oak with 3 days seasons - I cut the fields and left them to dry, no tedding or windrowing, and they where 99% dry half a day later, some odd pieces here and there that was still wet, but nothing serious.

[Fifty1990]

My experience is when doing hay you best wait until end spring begin summer maybe mid summer to let it dry. I mowed on mid spring and took my 2 game days to get hay. Both days had 1+ as drying potential. I was playing european simplefied as a geo.

[FarmCatJenkins]

Well It's been two in game days. Did two fields at the same time. One dried the other just the headland pass. I'm thinking it's a bug. Gonna give it one more day and if it doesn't dry I'm gonna have to bale it since it's sitting there rotting away, and rains coming