Strautmann forage wagons help Scottish dairy farm take control of multicut silage

Strautmann's latest forage wagon has a chop length that could make it a serious contender to the SPFH for some farms. Jane Carley speaks to a convert

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Strautmann forage wagons help Scottish dairy farm take control of multicut silage

The forage wagon has found favour with farmers looking to take control of their own silage making, especially in multicut systems where timings are key. But chop length has traditionally been a limiting...

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