AJ Tatters are the contractors, and here they have a VERY thick crop of grass, I'm told it's the third year since seeding. Seems that this year has been a good year for grass, around here. It certainly slowed down the merger - I wonder if it slowed the chopper? I didn't notice any slowing down, myself . . .
That forage is the definition of "Tonnage" . Good video. Is the reason it is put in windrows because the moisture is too high?
Kuhn seem to have stolen a lead in the market for mergers in the UK . They've been around in Europe for ages , only catchin on here now
Nice work Alan, Reminds me of one farm, who's grass is most years like this if not thicker and the chopper going much slower than this one.
Kuhn mergemaxx is perfect for these big 20+ acre fields ‘ it certainly keeps that forager busy not so quick with these massive swaths ‘ don’t think I’ve seen a first cut like that in a while ‘ past few years I’ve noticed a leanness in the grass at 1st cut’ great video
Great video. The merger had no problem with the grass. Good shot of the John Deere harvester. Was it owned by another contractor?
Interesting seeing the farm ground in other parts of the country. I've not traveled the country to the east of the Mississippi a lot. It's amazing what grows when you have rain.
