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FORAGE EQUIPMENT, BLOWERS
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Results: 3
Ag-Bag Updated
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St. Nazianz, Wisconsin US |
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Ag-Bag's farm and agricultural equipment includes silage baggers and silage inoculants. Our silage bagging system used in the dairy, beef and sheep industry as well as used to store byproducts such as wet beet pulp, brewers grain, etc. Traditional methods of storing feed have included bunkers, pits, and silos, or baling hay. Silage is made using the Ag-Bag system by storing forage crops, such as corn, sorghum, alfalfa or grass under anaerobic (without oxygen) conditions in sealed Ag-Bag storage bags. Ag-Bags method is to store the feed in plastic bags up to 500' in length and up to 14' in diameter. The feed is compacted tightly into the bag by using the machines rotor design and patented braking system.
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New Idea
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Duluth, Georgia US |
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In 1899, an Ohio schoolmaster named Joseph Oppenheim witnessed a unique problem. Farm boys were often missing class to clean barns and spread manure. In his quest for a solution, Oppenheim developed the first commercially successful mechanical manure spreader. It was affectionately called Oppenheim’s New Idea. The name stuck, and New Idea spreaders maintain a reputation for quality, reliability and spreading performance for more than 100 years. Today, manure spreaders with the same New Idea quality, reliability and performance are sold by AGCO and Massey Ferguson dealers.
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New Holland
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New Holland company's farm and agriculture equipment includes air seeders, air carts, air drill seeders, skid steers, bale accumulators, grain combines, field cultivators, chisel plows, row crop pull type planters, rippers, corn choppers, corn cutters and graders, tandem disks, telehandlers, forage harvesters, corn headers, draper headers, flex headers, pickup headers, windrow headers, stalk
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