Baling 2009
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Oh yes we did and everyone else did around me. Usually in March while the crop is small, not during frosty weather of course and before it starts to tiller out . Especially on light land or if the frosts had caused the land to 'heave' over the winter. It helps to conserve moisture. Many years ago farmers used to run a light set of harrows through wheat in the spring! In fact the practice is coming back in a way among the organic boys. e.g. Google "Hatzenbichler-Harrow comb"
Cheers!
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nahh dont like them cause they irish haha
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nah im more of an irish mchale fan :)
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dunno bout mchale welger probs is but welgers are probs the best you can get
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Enough power for the baler in that Massey?
Is he running the PTO in 540E or 1000?
MF2904wd 2 years ago
1000 i belive
tractorboydavid 2 years ago
Couldn't you get it rolled in the spring? It looks a very bouncy ride!
Mackeson3 2 years ago
For the last time, Its straw not hay!
roll this in the spring and you would of just squashed all the crop
tractorboydavid 2 years ago
I know it is straw, I meant rolled the growing crop in the early spring with the Cambridge rolls, or was it too wet? I lived on a farm for 40 odd years for crying out loud, so I know what I am talking about!
Mackeson3 2 years ago
jees sorry mate dont shout at me like that, yea we doroll it with cambridge rolls in winter after its planted, but not again ?
tractorboydavid 2 years ago