User story: Why one Shropshire dairy farm is using a classic chopping fleet to harvest its grass

The best way of ensuring quality winter fodder differs considerably among farms, but for one Shropshire unit, doing it themselves with classic kit is proving an economical and reliable way of harvesting and ensiling grass. A

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User story: Why one Shropshire dairy farm is using a classic chopping fleet to harvest its grass

The best way of ensuring quality winter fodder differs considerably among farms, but for one Shropshire unit, doing it themselves with classic kit is proving an economical and reliable way of harvesting...

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