by ep | May 15, 2026 | Forage Baler
Bale Handling Equipment Guide Round Bale Transporter: Choose the Right Tool for Your Operation Moving round bales from the field to storage and from storage to the feed site is one of the most time-consuming and physically demanding tasks in a hay operation. The right...
by ep | May 15, 2026 | Forage Baler
Equipment Compatibility Guide How to Match Round Baler to Tractor: HP, PTO, and Hitch Guide A round baler paired with the wrong tractor produces either under-powered operation — engine lugging, reduced density, and premature belt wear — or an over-built tractor...
by ep | May 15, 2026 | Forage Baler
Custom Services Business Guide Custom Baling Service: How to Start, Price, and Turn a Profit Custom baling is one of the most accessible agricultural service businesses — the market is always there, the equipment is self-contained, and operators with good equipment...
by ep | May 15, 2026 | Forage Baler
Hay Marketing Guide Hay Market Pricing: Elevator Grades, Premiums, and When to Sell Most hay producers sell at whatever price the elevator posts that week. The producers who consistently earn $20–$40 per ton more understand how the grade structure works, which quality...
by ep | May 15, 2026 | Forage Baler
Equipment Purchase Decision Guide New vs Used Round Baler: When Each Choice Makes Financial Sense The default assumption in most equipment discussions is that new costs more and used saves money. The reality is more nuanced. A used baler bought without proper...
by ep | May 15, 2026 | Forage Baler
Mowing Equipment Reference Hay Mower Cutting Height and Blade Wear: Setup and Seasonal Guide Cutting height is the most consequential mower adjustment you make, and most operators never change it from whatever the previous owner set. Too low: blades contact soil,...
