Not bad. Got loaded in a timely matter, however it was a bit sloppy. I asked another loader to straighten it, much better.

Really dont know much. Just there to put up a Building with my job.

The village of Dawn, Texas is directly NE of Reinert hay grinding operation. Rinert main base of operation appears to be about 2 miles from Dawn. They have a field between Dawn and their main grinding facilities that is stacked with hay, which they choose to grind on site. Its less than 1/2 a mile from Dawn.The chafe from that grinding reaches Dawn in10 to 25 minutes, on days with more wind, faster. The horizon is obscured, Hiway 60 in a haze.Note this is the Panhandle, our average wind is from the SW at 20mph.We are covered with pulverized hay, daily mostly, and not all of it new hay. The scratchy, minced hay covers every surface, every water bowl or tank, every window, every surface in your house. Compromised immune systems, allergies, dry eyes and asthma are severely affected.When asked why they cant grind at the back of their property, his reply was were adding value, dont want to cause any problems. Yes, this is the same grinders that were closer to Hwy 60 just west of Canyon, (Randall county) many times traffic had to slow down and turn on lites- mid day. Appears they had to relocate to Deaf Smith County.Winter may get it bit better, more north winds, this past droughty summer was a breathing hell.