88-1175 Yes that is bales made this fall. We will use about 2500 of these. The rest where done on customers fields. Corm stalks are what we use for bedding and some are tub ground for feed. The real dry early bales will be great for feed. Many of the feed rations have too many "wet" ingredients like wet gluten and corn silage. So the ground corn stalks "dry" the rations down and increase the fiber.
We where running three balers this fall. We usually run two. The total depends on weather and demand. With grain prices falling and livestock prices being up there will be few empty feed yards this fall. So that means more demand for corn stalks bales.
Here is another number to think about. The oldest baler we are running is a 2004 JD 567. It has baled 46,538 bales. It is on its third set of belts and fourth set of sprockets. I do put side liners in them every other year. The corn stalks will wear the sides out if you don't.
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