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This year, he made 65. Northland farmers are facing a hay crisis. As a summer drought lingers and bone-dry hay fields yield sparse results, many farmers say they re already guaranteed of not having enough hay to feed their livestock through winter. “It s a problem,” Takala, a dairy farmer from Iron, said. “It s probably 30 to 50 percent of normal.” Takala currently has 440 milking cows and 90 calves. During winter, his herd typically consumes 23 round bales per day. But with the 2021 hay harvest at dangerously low levels, Takala and other farmers are facing major decisions. “I ll have to sell 70 or 80 of the calves,” Takala said. “I ll sell some more mature cattle too. We ll probably have to also look at other options like sending some of them out of the area. But you have to maintain a core business.”

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