tomstractorsandtoys
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Helping family on the Mason Dixon line chop barley silage. Using a 20 ft discbine head on a Deere 6810 chopper using a side dump wagon. Field will be planted to soybeans tomorrow.
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Bruce from Can.
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Nice. I used to take off a cut of haylage and plough then plant corn silage. I like that double cropping idea.
coonie minnie
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I was expecting a 3020 with a 12 chopper behind...
And I'm surprised how far along the barley is before chopping.
Nice pictures, send more details!
And I'm surprised how far along the barley is before chopping.
Nice pictures, send more details!
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tomstractorsandtoys
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There will be some 12 pics chopping oats in a month or so. This is fall planted barley. In the Mid-Atlantic area barley is fall planted. This is being chopped in the soft dough stage. It feeds much like corn silage but is lower in energy. Makes a great dry cow and heifer feed. This farm custom feeds about 1200 head of Holstein heifers. Tom
BillinCentralMO
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Brings back memories. We last used our flat silo in 1969. Thats some green stuff for sure. Thanks for the pictures.
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