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Read articles →This is a real-world hayfield maintenance episode rather than a tractor review: the owner uses his Kubota M6060 with a bush hog to mulch a hayfield early in the season, explaining his reasoning about first cuts, dealing with leftover mulch from a failed baling attempt last fall, and weighing whether to mow all season versus spray for weeds. There's no spec talk or equipment walkaround, just ongoing hay-management decisions and results in the field. Best for M6060 owners managing their own hayfields who want a peer's practical thinking rather than a buyer's-guide.
An owner using his own Kubota M6060 on his property, sharing personal farming decisions and asking viewers for input rather than presenting expert or dealer advice.
The owner believes an early first cut, like the first lawn mow of the season, helps the hayfield spring up better and grow more afterward.
The baler would not work and no one could bail it, so it was bush hogged and mulched down instead, leaving rows of old dead material.
The owner is undecided, weighing mowing it monthly all season to clear weeds like milkweed versus spraying weed killer, and asks viewers for opinions.
