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Re: Green Chopping in CT (pic)
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Posted by Chad Franke on July 07, 2006 at 06:16:14 from (65.112.203.194):
In Reply to: Re: Green Chopping in CT (pic) posted by David in England on July 06, 2006 at 15:06:39:
Don't see those dump wagons much here anymore, except the small farmers. Out around Kersey, almost all the corn is for silage for the big feedlot. They run semi trucks with end dumps, with overload permits to get ...some of the Claas choppers are running 12 row heads, fill the semi trailer in around 2 minutes (if I remember right)... When one starts to get full, another is along side, operator flips the spout up and throws over the first truck into the second, another pulls up between...2-3 big 4wd tractors with blades spreading and packing in bunkers... It's an impressive site to see 12 rows of 8-10 foot tall corn disappear at the rate it does...
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