The US company makes six and 12-bale trailed stackers, which are imported by Goornong hay handling equipment company Tenpack. “The other thing that sets them apart is they follow the baler,” said ...

Once upon a time, hay bales were the norm when it came to harvesting hay. Now hay is chopped into wagons and stored in long “white worms.” There are still some bales, but they are huge, round bales ...

New and improved hay feeder and bunk designs are going a long way toward maximizing on-hand stocks of hay so they can last through the winter. This includes the recent availability of square hay bale ...

As snow falls and winter descends, a lot of agricultural work is slowing down. But for farmers with livestock, they’ve got to make sure their animals have enough to eat through the long cold months.

THERE ARE now more horses in the UK than at any other time in history. Those tasked with looking after these beasts are, in the main, not generally well equipped to handle large bales of hay and straw ...

When large round hay bales came along, those of us who had cut our agricultural teeth on stacking small square bales thought we’d never need to put hay bales in a stifling hot barn again.

Cereal growers don’t generally like to see bales on their fields, since cultivations can’t start until they are hauled off. It’s at this point many farmers vow never to sell any straw ever again and ...

Nowadays a lot of farmers use round bales of hay. They’re huge. Some of them can weigh over a thousand pounds. One of the perks is they take less time to dry between cutting the hay and baling it.