Earlier today, I saw the post about cow eggs, and just realized that most people don’t know that tractors also hatches from eggs, you see these every summer on farmers fields but most people don’t realize that this is an integral part of the lifecycle of a tractor.
Tractors lay a lot of eggs in captivity, but few survive to hatch a new tractor, most tractors you see come from the wild tractor populations around the world, this is also why no one has ever been able to take a photo of a tractor hatching from is soft shell.
Actual question: is this just bagged bales of hay? If so, why do they bag them?
Yes. To protect them from the rain. Wet baled hay can get so hot it will catch fire.
https://familyfarmlivestock.com/haylage-what-is-it-and-why-you-would-want-to-use-it/
Fermentation for animal feed stuff :3