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Versa Silage Baggers
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2021
Stewart Kircher Versa Silage Bagger Testimonial
Stewart Kircher from Forest Glen Jerseys tells of his experiences with Versa Baggers and Versa Corporation. Forest Glen Jerseys is an organic Dairy in Dayton, Oregon that chose to Bag their silage over15 years ago. With about 2000 cows to feed, quality feed is extremely important for maximum milk production. Forest Glen uses a Versa ID1014 Silage Bagger with a 14ft Tunnel that produces 14 'x 500' silage bags. They put up about 20,000-30,000 tons of Corn Silage, Corn Earlage, Alfalfa, and Grass Silage every year.
Stewart says, "We like Bagging compared to the pits because we see virtually zero spoilage in the bags."
The Versa ID1014 Bagger is a 550HP self-propelled table-feed bagger capable of keeping up with two harvesting machines. Depending upon the feed, the Bagger has a capacity of 8-14 tons a minute.
Versa Corporation has been building Silage Bagging and Handling Equipment for over 40 years and has more Patented Innovations than any other Bagger Manufacturer. Versa Baggers are well known for their ease of use, simple design and heavy duty construction that lasts more than 20 years. More silage is bagged with Versa Baggers than any other Bagger in the World.
Stewart says, "We like Bagging compared to the pits because we see virtually zero spoilage in the bags."
The Versa ID1014 Bagger is a 550HP self-propelled table-feed bagger capable of keeping up with two harvesting machines. Depending upon the feed, the Bagger has a capacity of 8-14 tons a minute.
Versa Corporation has been building Silage Bagging and Handling Equipment for over 40 years and has more Patented Innovations than any other Bagger Manufacturer. Versa Baggers are well known for their ease of use, simple design and heavy duty construction that lasts more than 20 years. More silage is bagged with Versa Baggers than any other Bagger in the World.
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Mieke deJong Versa Silage Bagger Testimonial
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Mieke deJong, Farm Manager for her family's two dairies, Bonanza View Dairy and Windy Ridge Dairy in Southern Oregon. The deJong family has been a Versa Corporation customer since 1999. They currently own and operate two ID1014 Versa Baggers for their Organic Dairy operations. Previous to purchasing a Versa Silage Bagger, their process was to store the silage for their dairy cows in large piles...
The Milkman and Milkmaid Explain the Benefits of Bagging Silage with a Versa Bagger and Versa Bags
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The Milkman and the Milkmaid, Dairy Farmers from New Mexico explain the benefits of bagging silage for their dairy cows. They save up to 20% more feed and now have an easier way to store their corn silage for their dairy. The bags immediately seal in the nutritional value, creating higher quality feed, which means a healthier, happier cows that produce more milk. The Versa Bagger packs the bag ...
How a Dairy Farmer Avoids 13% Wasted Silage with Versa Baggers
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California Dairy Owner Greg Fernandes explains how he saves 13% of his silage from being wasted by bagging his silage with Versa Baggers instead of using silage piles.They currently own and operate two ID1014 Versa Baggers between their two large California Dairy operations. Previous to purchasing a Versa Silage Bagger, their process was to store the silage for their dairy cows in large piles c...
Versa ID891 Silage Bagger by Cody VanDyke
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Custom Silage Bagger Cody VanDyke shows how his Versa ID891 Bagger makes quick work and some beautiful bags of corn silage. The Versa ID891 is a PTO driven model that will bag 2-3 tons of silage per minute. Versa machines are well known as the premiere silage bagging machines that are the safest and easiest machines to operate without heavy backstops and dangerous cables and near zero waste. Yo...
Versa MHD1214 Silage Bagger in Action
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The Versa Mobile High Density 1214 Bagger can be easily transported without the need of a trailer and can easily switch between a 12' or 14' bag without the need for two separate bagging tunnels. Traditional methods of silage storage such as silos or pits can lose up to 20% of the usable feed every year. Versa customers experience almost zero loss. That allows a farmer to feed 20% more cows wit...
Versa Silage Bucket
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Versa Silage Bagger owner, Mark Schneider demonstrates how the Versa Silage Bucket helps him to easily feed out of his silage bags at Schneider Farms in Venedy, Illinois. The versatile clam shell bucket can easily be mounted on any major brand loading equipment and allows users to cleanly pull the feed out of a Versa Silage bag, grab logs, debris or any material around the farm. The larger Vers...
VERSA BRADSHAW TV
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Football Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw explains how Versa Corporation has risen to be a World Leader in silage bagging. Versa President and CEO Steve Cullen explains how his innovations have improved the efficiency of the bagging process and why a Versa Silage Bagger should be the number one choice for Dairy Farmers and Cattle Ranchers to bag their feed. Traditional methods of silage storage suc...
Why Should I Bag Silage?
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Recorded for the American Farmer Television Program, this 12 minute video explains the cost savings and herd health benefits of bagging silage with Versa Baggers rather than using silos or pit methods for storing silage feed. Traditional methods of silage storage such as silos or pits can lose up to 20% of the usable feed every year. Versa customers experience almost zero loss. That allows a fa...
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How many pounds of corn silage does it hold per scoop?
We have 8 different sizes of Versa Buckets. Our Model 25 hold approximately 113 lbs of silage with a closed bucket and our Model 300 holds approximately 1542 lbs of silage with a closed bucket. The design of the bucket holds more however, as it pinches the load and silage extends beyond the front of the bucket for each load.
Price??
Contact us through our web site at www.versacorporation or call us at 503-325-5187 and we will gladly answer any questions!
HOWEVER, it costs way more than 20% more to make a bag than a pile
Please send us your scenario and math, Kim. We'll be happy to compare notes and show you why bagging is better for you and your herd: Bagit@versacorporation.com
That is only true if you have free labour and almost free fuel. 😉 But seriously its not free to hire people and packing tractors like many have to do when they try to make a big pile and cover it in 1-2 days, spesially the covering part takes a lot of people if its a big pile and-ore windy.. Bagging on the other hand you can do with as little as 1-2 people IF needed. becouse the bag finishes as you go and only the end(s) need extra cover-sealing. So the bagger + bags might seam like a big investment but surprice.. silage piles AND single wrapped bales use lots of pplastic too. hehe
Say, that would be a great place to hide a body.