Bale Rings Make Dandy Cuke Hoops

Bale Rings Make Dandy Cuke Hoops LIVESTOCK Feeding Equipment 28-2-35 Bill Adams of Lebanon, Tennessee had some old hay rings with the bottoms rusted out, so he turned them into something practical for his garden. Adams cut the bottoms off with a torch and unbolted the ring into three pieces (equal thirds of the original ring). "I turned them over my cucumber row so the vines can climb up and over the rings," he says. "The cucumbers hang down for easy picking this way." Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Bill Adams, 2470 Belotes Ferry Rd., Lebanon, Tenn. 37087 (ph 615 444-9070).

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