Is the water over the haystacks meant to keep the hay humid so it won't ignite due to the heat at peak hours?
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Hi Eric, from what I understand, the moisture content is critical. I did not even know that haystacks can combust. So, they apparently have to keep the moisture content between 10-20%.
Thank you and we are glad that the new Covid was not as bad as the first one. The strange thing is that we didn't get the first one, but we must have been contaminated by someone. or something with the new one. Just thankful for the quick recovery.
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Either way im very glad it didn't escalate mate, somehow the people I've met here feel like old friends, so yeah, glad you are doing ok :)
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Well, I think that we qualify as old friends and all good here now again and thank you for the care.
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