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The article focuses on the dew simulating machines which help the baling industry become more efficient. Dave Staheli of Staheli West Inc. in Cedar City, Utah states that the DewPoint 6110 steam dew simulator, which is a combination of a tractor and baler, will change the baling industry. Furthermore, the Harvest Tech Dew Simulator from Harvest Technologies Corp. is another type of machine with water supply that is being sold in North America and New South Wales.

The article discusses the advantages of selling packaged alfalfa also called SUV hay for the horse owners. By packaging 45-lb to 55-lb bales of quality alfalfa in neat cardboard containers, the horse owners are being offered a convenient, easy-to-handle product that does not leave a mess in their vehicles. The hay is high-quality Utah alfalfa of the richest green color and sweetest smell, a product that Southeastern horse owners covet. A couple of local feed stores in Utah are currently selling the boxed hay.

The author presents a personal narrative where she talks about losing her keys in a hayfield in Enterprise, Utah.

The article discusses the development of a custom-cut and blended bale by commercial hay growers Tom Bailey and Ken Bailey, Ephraim, Utah. The BaileyBale is a 1,350-lb, compact product that would make most dairy nutritionists smile and is extremely mixer-friendly. The machine the Baileys use to make their bale, called the 650 KG baler, was developed for their operation. One of the bale's main selling points, Bailey says, is that it is preprocessed, ready to be used in a mixer. That means the compressed bale is easier to load and ship, making freight more cost-effective.