Dried hay can also be blown into a barn loosely, then fed to livestock by using a pitchfork, but it’s not a practice used much anymore. (I’m old enough to remember doing this on our home farm). Forage ...

Larry Richard, Leon: "You owe Grant Wood an apology. I grew up using a three-tine pitchfork for moving loose hay. Four- and even five-tine pitch forks were for getting manure out of stalls.

While it’s no longer as big an operation as it was, Pitchfork still boasts the ability to feed its 1,300 cows year-round and operate a hay enterprise, not to mention offering “quality working ...

having spent 50 years delivering straw and hay to his network of customers, from dairy and pig farmers, to stable owners. But now aged 68, he is set to hang up his pitchfork and enjoy a well ...