Building Haycocks

Building Haycocks encompasses manual and semi-manual methods and techniques for saving hay. Haycock is often shortened to cock in common usage while pike is an alternative name. If you wish to participate in the writing or editing of Building Haycocks, or if you have an idea as to how this book can be improved, please see the "to-do" list. You may also add your name to the list of contributors. Table of Contents Hay intermediate Introduction 0% 4 August 2020/Preface/ 10% 4 August 2020/Safe harbour/ Chapters 0% 4 August 2020/Overview/ 0% 4 August 2020/Tools/ 0% 4 August 2020/Ground selection and preparation/ 0% 4 August 2020Drainage 0% 4 August 2020Rolling 0% 4 August 2020Fertilizing 0% 4 August 2020Weeding 0% 4 August 2020/Cutting/ 0% 4 August 2020Timing 0% 4 August 2020Implements 0% 4 August 2020Execution 10% 4 August 2020/Haymaking/ 0% 4 August 2020Shaking 0% 4 August 2020Turning 0% 4 August 2020Rowing 0% 4 August 2020Lapping 0% 4 August 2020Gathering 0% 4 August 2020/Building/ 0% 4 August 2020Base 0% 4 August 2020Tramping 0% 4 August 2020Topping 0% 4 August 2020Ropes 0% 4 August 2020/Aftercare/ 0% 4 August 2020/Gathering/ Appendices /Glossary/ /Contributors/ /Author guidelines/ External Links Fix the broken Wikisource inline template. Hay Hay 1905 x x Hay (fodder) x x Hay 1920 x x Hay 1921 x x Hay Harvesting in the 1940s instructional films, Center for Digital Initiatives, University of Vermont Library Agriculture and husbandry Building 25% __NOTOC__