Contractor Rademakers from Swifterbant thirsts wheat on 1 August in Dronten. With 2 large machines on 1 plot, the job is done in no time. Photo: N. van der Boom
At De Breuk Landbouw in Dronten, a brand new New Holland combine is running its rounds. So new it's not even officially on the market. You will see him at the Agritechnica. Photo: N. van der Boom
The German contractor Willems is pressing wheat straw. A so-called PreChop chopper hangs from the drawbar to make the straw finer for use as bedding or feed. Photo: Marcel K
Pressing wheat straw with an impressive combination of agricultural company Jennissen from Heinsberg, Germany. Photo: Marcel K
Harvesting seed potatoes at arable farm Van Stee in Swifterbant with a team of Steyr tractors. Photo: E. Koolhof
Seed potatoes are also harvested at arable farm Van Geel in Espel. Here on a plot in Tollebeek. Photo: E. Koolhof
Contractor Potze from Roswinkel, Drenthe, chopping grass with a matching Claas-Strautmann team. Photo: J. Eising
Just like with this cattle farmer in Drenthe, who is busy with a Claas Arion 640 and Strautmann Giga Vitesse loader wagon. Photo: J. Eising

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Grass pits will be well filled this year

31 August 2017 - Redactie Boerenbusiness - 1 reaction

While the maize harvest is rapidly approaching, the grass silages are filling up with more than enough good quality product this season. Much has also gone into the pit in the past period. Arable farmers can now start their potato harvest.

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mdb 31 August 2017
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What should the ground-based grass companies do with all that grass?

You will die in that mess!
Jan vd Berg 31 August 2017
Just be careful with good food always comes in handy, a dry one
period or a long stable time, no year is the same
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