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I can now honestly say, I haven't seen anything like that before! From the UK.
Yes only the Americans make the best and most well designed machinery. I remember these here in New Zealand. Hesston was pretty big here.
Love the stacks spread in pens and NO STRINGS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great video, but I was distracted by the loose exhaust on the one tractor, lol!
Two fine Deere's, why not put it into a round baler or a big square baler?
First 👍's up plowboy68 thanks again for taking the time for us all to be with you
Kind of nice because you do no have to chop the corns ahead of time.
A cheap easy way of storing fodder especially if you were using it on your own farm
How does one move these stacks?
Stack mover.
This video shows a stack mover. The whole system is pretty clever. And a lot less complicated than the modern equipment. ua-cam.com/video/ATeG7VeEEm8/v-deo.html
Beats having all this polluting plastic silage wrap all over the farm which is expensive and near non recyclable.
I can now honestly say, I haven't seen anything like that before! From the UK.
Yes only the Americans make the best and most well designed machinery. I remember these here in New Zealand. Hesston was pretty big here.
Love the stacks spread in pens and NO STRINGS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great video, but I was distracted by the loose exhaust on the one tractor, lol!
Two fine Deere's, why not put it into a round baler or a big square baler?
First 👍's up plowboy68 thanks again for taking the time for us all to be with you
Kind of nice because you do no have to chop the corns ahead of time.
A cheap easy way of storing fodder especially if you were using it on your own farm
How does one move these stacks?
Stack mover.
This video shows a stack mover. The whole system is pretty clever. And a lot less complicated than the modern equipment. ua-cam.com/video/ATeG7VeEEm8/v-deo.html
Beats having all this polluting plastic silage wrap all over the farm which is expensive and near non recyclable.