Posted by tomstractorsandtoys on October 13, 2021 at 19:58:33 from (50.123.210.181):
In Reply to: Who bales corn stalks posted by jon f mn on October 13, 2021 at 11:41:24:
If you are using your small square baler do not even think of using a wheel rake. You want to use a bar rake and make the windrows small. I have baled lots of stalks with both my 24t Deere balers. I have one 24T that has a flail shredder rather than a pickup. We still mowed and raked the stalks then picked them up with the flail. Made about the best bedding for under the cows in a tie stall barn. Even if round baling unless you have a big newer baler make your windrows small. It is much more fun to go a little faster in a small windrow than to fight a big windrow that either balls up under the tractor or does not want to feed into the baler. Corn stalks tend to get a little hard on baler pickups and are more dirty. Good dry stalks make good feed as well as bedding. Tom
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