Net Wrap Guide

Tractor and mower cutting a hay field, half laid into fresh green swaths and half still standing, under a partly clouded sky

Should You Cut Hay With Rain in the Forecast?

By the XES Netting team — bale net-wrap manufacturer · Updated September 6, 2026 · ~13 min read Seller disclosure: XES Netting manufactures bale net wrap. We do not sell...

Dense green brassica cover crop stand growing in a field, the kind of high-moisture mixed cover crop that will not field-cure into dry hay

Cover Crops for Forage: Graze It, Hay It, or Wr...

By the XES Netting team — bale net-wrap manufacturer · Updated September 6, 2026 · ~13 min read Seller disclosure: XES Netting manufactures bale net wrap. We do not sell...

A long row of individually wrapped white stretch-film baleage bales lined up along the edge of a green field

What Is Baleage Worth? Pricing Wrapped Bales Wi...

By the XES Netting team — bale net-wrap manufacturer · Updated September 1, 2026 · ~11 min read Somebody wants to buy your wrapped bales, or you are trying to...

An AM Stretch-O-Matic 7500 inline tubular bale wrapper wrapping a net-wrapped round bale in white stretch film, with finished baleage tubes in the field behind

Custom Bale Wrapping Rates: What to Charge and ...

By the XES Netting team — bale net-wrap manufacturer · Updated September 1, 2026 · ~12 min read Every June the same question turns up on the farm forums: a...

Fendt tractor towing a green McHale 998 square bale wrapper picking up a square hay bale and wrapping it in black stretch film in a mown field

Wrapping Square Bales: The Corner Problem, the ...

By the XES Netting team — bale net-wrap manufacturer · Updated August 29, 2026 · ~10 min read Quick answer: Square bales can be wrapped, and big squares are wrapped...

Open silage clamp showing an exposed feeding face with black plastic sheeting rolled back and weighted with tires

Silage Bag vs Bunker vs Baleage: Choosing Stora...

By the XES Netting team — bale net-wrap manufacturer · Updated August 16, 2026 · ~10 min read Quick answer: Pick your silage storage by feedout rate, not by tonnage....