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With hay bales, they try to stack them in a straight row and then put plastic fence totally around the outside.
The Army Corps of Engineers and dozens of students from the Snohomish High School Junior ROTC program worked together before the waters rose to drive stakes through the bales, anchoring them into a makeshift dike, keeping much of the river water inside the banks and out of homes.— HeraldNet.com Local, Sports, Business and Entertainment News
This means we have to get about 200 hay bales, and that means we have to ensure that the hay bales are made without any pesticides used on them, so we can stay organic.— Progressive Bloggers
Thirteen million bales of production combined with current beginning stocks estimate of 7.7 million bales results in a U.S. cotton supply in 2009-10 of 20.7 million bales, the lowest since 1998-99.— Delta Farm Press RSS Feed

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