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Podcast
Hay Kings Podcast: The Warm Season Grass Guide (S7:E5) →
Join us for an engaging episode of the Hay Kings Podcast featuring agronomy expert Jeffery Jackson, as we delve into planting warm season grasses. Jeffery provides essential tips on seed...
Hay Kings Podcast: Hooked on Quality Feed (S7:E4) →
Explore high-quality forage harvesting with expert farmer Dan Funke. Dan shares his process using state-of-the-art Krone equipment to ensure top forage for his livestock. Learn techniques, equipment benefits, and challenges...
Hay Kings Podcast: Seeds of Success (S7:E3) →
Jeffery Jackson returns the Hay Kings Podcast for another enlightening discussion about alfalfa. This time, he shares his expertise on selecting the right variety of alfalfa seeds and also delves...
The Ultimate in Hay Conditioning Rolls
CRUSH AND CRIMP WITH HIGHER YIELD.
The Crusher dries hay faster than factory rolls, while fully flattening and conditioning the entire stem with minimal leaf loss. Retain nutrients in the plant for a higher RFV (Relative Feed Value) and make softer, more palatable hay.
- Effective in all forages
- Universal and fit any machine
- Shorter dry-down time
- Higher Relative Feed Value (RFV)
Blog
Essential Equipment for Hay Harvesting: Tools You Need for a Successful Season →
Harvesting hay efficiently requires several pieces of specialized equipment to ensure the process is done correctly and the hay is stored in optimal condition. Here’s a list of essential equipment...
Why Teff Hay is the Talk of the Barn: Benefits for Your Horses →
Teff hay, an ancient grain originally from Ethiopia, is rapidly gaining popularity among horse owners. Here's why:
Equipment Costs and Custom Baling →
Distributing fixed costs, like the purchase price of equipment, across custom harvest services is crucial for accurately pricing services and ensuring profitability. Here’s how you can approach this: