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Re: grain harvest: why would anyone play the farming version of Russian Roulette and risk a once a year income and not get their crop in the bin ASAP?
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By Michael Robin, Western ProducerThis article is reposted with permission from The Western Producer. You can access the article HERE. Maidstone, Saskatchewan farmer Brad Ferguson stopped by the Walkabout Mother
The Walkabout Mother Bin, with its impressive capacity and innovative design, will streamline the harvest process and negate the need for extra grain carts.
Mr. Cliff Dodds spoke about the best kind of grain storage. He maintained that the best grain storage available was on wheels because if the grain isn’t moving away from the combine, then it isn’t being brought to market.
Farmers have achieved staggering levels of harvest efficiency via modern machines and innovative technology, but can the same be said about their productivity?
Hedt family history of on-farm grain handling and storage; from 1948 (when they dumped grain on the ground) through to their 2006 model, 3500 bushel mother bin.
A mobile grain bin, the Walkabout Mother Bin, is taking farmers by storm, making traditional grain harvesting practices more efficient, productive and profitable.
Turns out, Dave Hedt, president and CEO of Walkabout Mother Bins, is not the only member of his family to build innovative farm equipment for harvest. “Back in the day” his father, Brian, and his uncle Max, built a machine to help Australian farmers “vacuum up” medicago ssp – an annual that’s a close relative of alfalfa and sweet clover. We’ll let Brian tell the story in his own words.
Breaking comfortable, hard-set habits formed during Covid confinement had guest blogger Brian Hedt considering his farming operations and how they once prided themselves on a planting and harvesting “systems approach” that may have just been a “comfortable farming operation habit.”
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