There is a great misconception that once hay is “dry” and baled it is plain and devoid of life. The truth is that hay is never completely dry, and it is full of microscopic life. If the hay is ...

Normally, hay does not get put out until after the first frost but now that the grass is drying up, ranchers need to supplement. “I’m about two weeks away,” said Malcolm Williams, East Texas ...

Hay fever season has already started and will last until September, so it's a long period if you've got a pollen allergy - ...

Pollen can cling to clothes, hair and skin when outdoors, meaning if you leave your washing outside to dry, you could bring ...

Irish homeowners are being encouraged to avoid drying clothes outdoors on washing lines for the coming months as the warmer ...

“It was also excellent for hay drying,” he said. “We got a nice week of sun before we had that big rain at the end of the week, although that rain tripled our work trying to get the rest dried.

You just can’t beat that fresh breeze scent that comes from drying your washing outside, but if you suffer from hay fever, this is probably a pleasure you deny yourself during the summer months - but ...

Hanging the washing out on the line signals the start of spring and many will argue it's the best way to dry a load of ...

The warm weather may be tempting you to dry your clothes outside, but experts are urging people to keep their washing indoors ...

Hay fever is a common seasonal allergy that affects many people in the UK. The NHS has shared four strategies on how to ...