is it worth the investment ? I believe the machine cost around $375.000 not included a high hp tractor. The JD you see is almost the minimum you can use. So another tractor with a high horsepower is also a $250.000.
Agricultural Life well locally here in Canada it may be worth it. There are alot of fallow fields which would be free to cut and frankly pellets for burning are not cheap. Also pelletized feeds would solve alot of storage issues for small farmers. These are something like 20 times more compressed so far less physical space needed while keeping all the nutrients.
the cattle need bales to not have digestive problems, not pellets .. Pellet is only used for factories of concentrates, at least in my country greetings
P&J Farming probably worth round baling them then feed the bales into it at the farm in the uk but over in Europe they've got better weather window to harvest in , would certainly be worth investing in though as raw materials prices are always going up thus the compound feeds price will rise too. There used to be grass driers all over the UK but have now dwindled to a handful Dengie must surely be the biggest commercial outfit here now & only aylscot driers in Devon are the only one in the southwest. I used to be the forager driver at Ilton drier years ago but that's been gone 25 yrs or more now
several points,, first, transport costs, 1 trailer load of straw pellets is same volume as say 4 to 5 loads of straw bales, that matter if you shall transport it long distances. also, nowadays you have pellet ovens that burn wood pellets,, they can also burn strawpellets, but they would struggle chewing a big straw bale, hehe and so on
is it worth the investment ? I believe the machine cost around $375.000 not included a high hp tractor. The JD you see is almost the minimum you can use. So another tractor with a high horsepower is also a $250.000.
Agricultural Life well locally here in Canada it may be worth it. There are alot of fallow fields which would be free to cut and frankly pellets for burning are not cheap. Also pelletized feeds would solve alot of storage issues for small farmers. These are something like 20 times more compressed so far less physical space needed while keeping all the nutrients.
the cattle need bales to not have digestive problems, not pellets .. Pellet is only used for factories of concentrates, at least in my country greetings
Makes little sense, krone big balers do near 70 tons per hour and grid powered electric motors are cheaper than diesel powered pto.
Great video! HayMap is impressed!
Ya se comercializa?
Cool, I find out the farming simulator 17. I like this.
I'm in real
That is very good work.
*Krone розробив унікальну технологію і скоро Premos зявиться в Україні*
Deere had a self propelled machine that did something like this. So its not the first.
My father was a Deere dealer in the 80's and he sold one of these and the farmer did not like it. Deere never sold enough to keep them on the market.
Do you know what it’s called?
austin cosgrove john deere fanboys can't stand not to be the 1.st in aneything....
if you do your research you'll find MF was the first with a field cuber...
Pretty dam cool.
i d say that straw would want to be very dry ........cant see much of a market in ireland
der Traktor ist mit am besten
Why do this on the field ? It's so slow. Collect the straw and do this at the farm or factory
P&J Farming probably worth round baling them then feed the bales into it at the farm in the uk but over in Europe they've got better weather window to harvest in , would certainly be worth investing in though as raw materials prices are always going up thus the compound feeds price will rise too. There used to be grass driers all over the UK but have now dwindled to a handful Dengie must surely be the biggest commercial outfit here now & only aylscot driers in Devon are the only one in the southwest. I used to be the forager driver at Ilton drier years ago but that's been gone 25 yrs or more now
P&J Farming y.
what is the point?
several points,, first, transport costs, 1 trailer load of straw pellets is same volume as say 4 to 5 loads of straw bales, that matter if you shall transport it long distances.
also, nowadays you have pellet ovens that burn wood pellets,, they can also burn strawpellets, but they would struggle chewing a big straw bale, hehe
and so on
quando arriva sul mercato italian
John Deere built hay cuber in the early 60s..so this isnt new technology
Nice
cool als tandem
To many muslims at krone now they are lying! Deere had self propelled units decades ago. Heck they were not even theirs