This place does not disappoint. Through October 31, there's the Todd County Hay Bale Trail. Businesses and residents make art from hay bales. There are more than fifty stops around the county.

The temperature of these hay bales, stacks, and barns can get very hot. In extreme cases, it can get so hot that the bales can catch on fire, even without a spark (i.e., spontaneous combustion).

A huge hay bale fire in Dauphin County that burned for days did hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage.The pile of hay bales caught fire in the 500 block of Trail Road in East Hanover Township ...

This contest is for your photos of multiple hay bales. Please no photos with only one hay bale in the frame. Photos can be in colour or black and white. How it works Every photo submitted will be ...

JOPLIN, Mo. (KOAM) — The Hay Bale Trail is happening again this fall at McClelland Park. It’s where a business, organization, church, club etc., decorate and design their own hay bale. The event runs ...

People in Wisconsin can donate hay for crews to take down to farmers in North Carolina and Tennessee. Merrill farmer Hans Breitenmoser sent 54 large bales of hay to North Carolina. He says it was ...

The Wald family submitted a photo of their hay bale creation to our Sky Spies network last week, and we just had to know the story behind John-Hay Cash. Ambre Wald claims she isn’t an artist ...

With 1 used Ritchie Bale Sledge machines available on Auto Trader, we have a fantastic range of farm equipment for sale across the UK.

Firefighters have tackled a '30 foot high' blaze involving 600 hay bales. Four fire appliances from Witney, Charlbury and Kidlington were called to fire in large bales of straw which partially ...

SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - In the afternoon of Friday, September 20, nearly 400 to 500 hay bales caught fire during “heat index of 106 degrees,” according to the Johnston county emergency management.

Morning commutes north of Floresville are slowed, as firefighters from multiple agencies work to douse a fire burning through hay bales on a trailer on F.M. 775 near U.S. 181 north of Floresville.