Another thing that's killing silos here is harvesting equipment. Back when choppers were 1/2/3 row units a couple of guys could put it in a silo with one chopping and the other running wagons and unloading. For further fields they had 3 guys with one unloading and one just running wagons. Today around here we are seeing more guys with self propelled units that takes trucks to keep up with. Doing 6 or more rows at once or 20 feet of hay in a windrow. Those are the small ones. Guy would have to have a bunch of wagons and tractors to keep up with the chopper. No way they could keep up trying to blow that into a silo. The guys running that type of equipment are all using bunkers here. Don't think a bagger could keep up either unless it was one heck of a big bagger.
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