and Binkley & Hurst Bros.
Model 1275 Forage Harvester
With Exclusive Crop Processor™
HERE’S A NEW, INNOVATIVE CONCEPT IN PULL-TYPE FORAGE HARVESTERS.
Gehl Company once again leads the industry by incorporating an exclusive Crop Processor ™
into today’s largest capacity pull-type forage harvester.
Using the Gehl Model 1265 as a product platform (it's capable of handling up to 300 PTO horse
power) Gehl engineers have incorporated a pair of crop processing rolls directly behind the cutter
head cylinder.
Equipped with a corn head, this unit chops and processes corn silage in a single field operation.
The high-speed grooved rolls not only crack kernels, but break up the cob and “condition" the stalk
material as well.
The benefits of processed corn silage include increased milk production (two to four pounds per
day has been reported) and 10 to 20 percent higher digestibility. Studies have shown that process
ing prior to storage improves feed quality compared to processing after storage.
In addition, the forage harvester can be set to deliver a longer length of cut without large pieces of
cob or whle kernels getting through the processing rolls. And for chopping haylage, the processing
rolls can be removed.
Binkley & Hurst Bros. Has This New Gehl Round
Baler In Stock - Which Bales Not Only Dry Crop,
But Also Moisture Balage and More.
Purchase From Binkley & Hurst Bros. Today and Take Advantage
of the Free Crowder Wheel Bonus Offer on a High Quality Density
Controlled Round Baler and be Ready to Roll When Baling
Time Rolls Around!
Exclusive Total Density Control (TDC*) system lets you build the best possible bale in a wide
variety of crops and conditions. You easily custom-build bales to maintain maximum nutrient value.
With TDC you can crank up the density to pack more hay into every bale for fewer bales to make,
move, store and feed. You save valuable time in every step of your round baling operation.
Gehl's electronic bale control system monitors the entire baling process and makes adjustments
on-the-go. It all adds up to the ultimate in round baler performance and convenience. Your Gehl
dealer can show you the model that’s right for you.
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FORAGE BOX VALUE
Gehl’s new BU9BO Self-unloading forage box has been
redesigned for improved performance and durability.
□ True variable-speed drive for infinite unloading speeds
□ Single lever control.
□ Improved beater design.
□ Stronger drive chain and reinforced roof.
□ Standard highway light package.
□ Optional folding 18-inch conveyor extension.
MODEL BU9BO FORAGE BOXES IN STOCK NOW!
GEHL
LEHIGH AG EQUIPMENT, INC.
Ruppsville Road (Off Old 22 near Kuhnsville and Fogelsville)
HOURS' Mon -Fn 7.30 AM to 5 30 PM: Sat. 7 30 AM to 3.00 PM
(610) 398-2553 | j fed
(ContliNMd from Pag* 22)
drilling grasses. Spring is usually
best for clovers. In most of the
alfalfa belt," a 4 to 6 pound seeding
rate of orchardgrass through a no
till drill is the system of choice.
However, bromegrass, tall fescue,
and bluegrass are often used in
some areas.
Also, a word to the wise; when
alfalfa and grasses are grown
together, there are two "pigs" feed
ing at the same trough and the grass
will be the heavier feeder. So take
soil tests frequently for guidance
and treat accordingly to prevent and
reduce grass crowing.
Warren Thompson is the national
forage specialist for America's
Alfalfa. Dr. Joe Bouton is professor
of crop and soil sciences at the
University of Georgia. Dr. Jim
Moutray is the general manager of
forage research for America's
Alfalfa. America's Alfalfa is a regis
tered trademark.
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