Stuart Stark explains how John Deere balers produce high-quality silage, covering bale density, feeding systems, and machinery efficiency for agricultural operations.
We'd shy off everything as far as silage the is concerned. Just for feeding out. I think the baler does a very good job at making the quality as good as it can be. Good compaction in the baler. So cattle that are milking are fed adlib silage. Cattle that are due to carve in the spring are fed a ration of silage and straw. And yes, we get the silage analysed and feed the ration accordingly. Oes yn cynnig gyda 'r bael o ddau. Ie ddaeth yn meddwl i 'r bodd y prysgol. A 'r ddesartau bobl, mae 'n cyfrannu yn cwrwn i 'n ddau, mae 'r ddau yn g holds, mae 'n gyrdd, mae 'n ddau o bobl sy 'n ddau. Rydych chi 'n meddwl, mae 'n ddau o 'r bwysig yn dym ni. bob amlwg, Mae 'r ddau o bwysig yn hollol, rwydd rydyn ni 'n rhan. Oeddi 'n i drwydd gan Barley Straw, We're getting 250 kilos of bale, so you're four a ton. Silage, we're weighed somewhere first and last cut silage and their bales are just over four foot and we're seeing about eight twenties, eight thirties in a four foot bale. They're dense, they're packed as tightly as you can possibly get them with minimum spoilage. They really are good bales of silage to feed out. Performance of the bale are rated. We're looking to give a 10 to everything because it means to think that there's no improvement to be had. But I think nine and a half, it's a really easy bale that I use. A lot of it's constricted by topography as far as slopes of that concern for setting bales on. But in a good flat field, a wheat straw and just an average wheat straw crop, an average 98 bales of per hour and without trying too hard. And really does make a good tidy firm bale for minimum spoilage and silage. Barley and wheat straw just hoovers up. It's impressive. The limiting factor as far as feeding in the bale are seems to be power. The appetite of the bale are as second to none. It feeds in, the pickup reel is very good. It never seems to stall. It's as hard as you can throw at it. We're bale on typically between, it's behind a 25 foot combine.
