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Originally Posted by flipper35
You really don't want to put that away when it is wet. The fire department will thank you.
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Interesting. What you're saying is wet hay is a fire hazard, but dry hay is not, which is counter intuitive. I'm guessing it has to do with weight/mass. A huge, wet, heavy round of hay is more likely to create the pressure and heat necessary to start a fire than a dry, light one? I would have thought that it would be more about wet hay growing mold and fungus making it worthless for animals. This country livin' thing is interesting.
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