Name your favorite skid steer brand, and why
Anyone have experience with a JD 582 SS round baler ? I'am looking at buying one and have mixed feeling . I would like to bale some dry hay and oat hay will it work good there or beat the hay up badly ? any help would be great Thanks
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Does anybody know if there will be a southeast hay convention this year? I've always wanted to go but never have got to. Was thinking about going this year. I can't find anything on UGA's website. Thanks guys.
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Iam looking for ideas for another annual legume that I could plant with my oats besides peas. In the heavier lower land the peas do alright. But on the sandy spots the peas dry up and disappeared. Would some annual clovers maybe work better? Most clovers like moisture. Sweet clover grows in all the poor spots around here. Gravel pits, sandy ditches ete, but it as a biannual and does not do much till the second year. Is there an annual legume that does better is drier conditions? The picture is of the oats/peas last year about 5 weeks after seeding.
Anyone looked at the new Kubota Mower Conditioner. If so what is your opinion.
Im looking at buying a running gear for a hay wagon I want the bed to be around 20 ft or so I looked at a Kory at the farm show along with other brands what are some of yalls thoughts on what kind to get or to stay away from
Thinking about investing in a new pull-type litter spreader and was looking for thoughts and opinions on which brand would be the best choice - both performance and value-wise. I don't have a lot of experience with these spreaders as in the past have had my litter and lime custom spread. Would want something with at least 10 ton capacity, hydraulic drive and be able to spread lime also. Dealers in the area sell BBI, Pequea and Chandler. Any of these a good choice? This would only be used by me and a neighbor, on a few hundred acres a year, will not be used on a large scale or rented out. Thanks for any input.
Hello Guys, I am considering purchasing me another tractor. I have 2 at the moment but plan on selling off an old Massey. Im looking for a small enough tractor i can still haul to the deer camp to help with food plots, but mostly it would be used in hay harvest. I want one with a loader, open top, and perferably 4X4. I will be pulling a double wing rake and a 7' Disc mower. Whats the smallest HP i can get away with? Also my bales are 5X5 so the loader will need to be big enough to handle this. Any input will be beneficial to my purchse, Thanks alot. (540 pto)
