@HarrisonSchust1@KUHN_AUS We find max ground speed depends on the rate of urea being applied. On our Kuhn we try to keep door opening under 220 (max 580) as I feel anything over that overloads spinners. Also urea quality and the amount of fines plays a big role in pattern spread.
Have updated both base and bucket receivers to SF7000 for John Deere igrade levelling. Have noticed better signal stability. Signal still does float but not as much as the SF3000/6000. GPS pages comparing SF7000 to SF6000 #igrade#sf7000#hutcheonandpearce
@MonelleAg@BCG_Birchip@GRDCSouth@harvestloss After watching the GRDC harvester forum video we did the same for our varistream rotor S680 in rice with an old set of elements. The rotor become less noisy particularly when harvesting lodged rice taking a lot of pressure off the rotor cage especially in high moisture rice.
@farmagro1 @woolinnovation It works best with pairs of bales. Can not easily pick up singles. The paddles are fairly straight which allows you to push between bales that are loosely stacked.
More baby bittern joy today, with another nest. Thereโs plenty of time for successful breeding before the rice season ends. Itโs such a great reward for @cbrill01. This farm also has excellent grassy banks and reedy channels for post-harvest cover and prey. #bitternfriendlyrice