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@dexwhale
So these are for animal feed and honestly i was kind of curious about this hay bale packaging doesnt it lead to mold? Theres no airflow in there and if it gets wet molds pretty much guaranteed thats the first thing that popped into my head when i saw them
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@best
It doesn't mold precisely because there is no air between them 😊
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@erihanarcisa
Packing dry grass in these types of cobs may cause problems such as fungus and mold, especially when there is no proper airflow and it becomes humid.
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@shimashots
So beautiful
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@moeingh
Totally get the mold concern with those hay bales—wet + no air = trouble! Gotta be some method to keep them safe for animal feed. Intriguing!
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@colinmiles
Same thought here! No airflow in those bales screams mold if they get damp. Bet there’s some storage hack or treatment to avoid it. Anyone know?
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@lianaaa
You've got me thinking too!😉
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@designlover
Good catch! Those tightly packed bales could definitely mold if moisture sneaks in. Curious if farmers have a trick to keep them dry and mold-free!
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@ericastone
Interesting point about the hay bale packaging! Lack of airflow does seem like a mold risk if they get wet. Wonder if they treat or store them specially to prevent that?
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My grandfather had a small ranch in the village and they used this dry fodder for their livestock. And I never saw them have a copy.
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@shahbazbaaz
In cold countries hay packing very popular Admirable click
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@hazelramon
Good morning Natural beauty
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@noraa
Good morning dear😍
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@moonparis
Interesting, I hadn't thought about it before🤔
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@makshaeva
Gmmm happy weekend dex
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Beautiful
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@ayeshawaqas
Good morning dear how are you
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Are you a rancher or farmer? 14 $DEGEN
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@kingedward
As long as the moisture is right and the wrap stays sealed, mold usually doesn’t grow 😊
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@sara2003
Hay there.... Mold risk is real - most farmers use breathable wraps or store bales indoors. Maybe these are temporary?
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