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Table of Contents Note From The Magazine DFMs Effective In Controlling E. Coli AgLand Industries' Macerator Kverneland Taarup Launches Square Bale Wrappers Award-Winning Bale Caddie Accumulator High-Horsepower Massey Ferguson Tractors Note From The Magazine Welcome to the July issue of Product Express, produced by Hay & Forage Grower! The following information is provided by advertisers. For more on products and technology, link to company Web sites or contact companies via phone numbers or email addresses provided at the end of each item. For more machinery and production articles, check out the magazine's Web site at www.hayandforage.com. DFMs Effective In Controlling E. Coli  Race to the finish with Micro-Cell GOLD for cattle on
distiller grains solubles, Micro-Cell LA for pathogen control and
Micro-Cell PB for "hot" rations. Research conducted at NDSU showed a 32%
reduction in fecal shedding of E. coli O157:H7 among steers treated with
Lactobacillus Acidophilus BT1386 (the same product available in
Micro-Cell GOLD and Micro-Cell LA). For a copy of the paper, email
rmass@lallemand.com.AgLand Industries' Macerator  The Macerator 6610 provides farmers
with the equipment they need to produce higher-quality hay in less time.
Maceration decreases drying time significantly by gently nicking the
stem, resulting in more palatable hay with better color and nutrition.
Four attachments are available: swath spreader, windrower, moldboard
merger, and tedder. The unit has been tested on a wide variety of hays
and grasses and has proved to be even more positive than was first
anticipated. Visit www.aglandindustries.com.Kverneland Taarup Launches Square Bale Wrappers  The
7124 tractor-mounted wrapper and the 7524 trailed self-loading wrapper
are new from Kverneland Taarup. The wrappers can handle bales from 32”
wide and from 24 to 40” high and up to a maximum length of 71”. The
7124C and 7524C models offer a fully automated, push-button wrapping
process. A hydraulic cutter and remote control are part of the standard
specification. Visit
www.kvernelandgroup.com.Award-Winning Bale Caddie Accumulator  The Bale Caddie Accumulator from
Koyker Manufacturing Inc., a division of Sioux Steel Company, makes the
haying of small square bales a one-person operation. The caddie is one
of the winners of the recent Governor’s Giant Vision Awards. It
accommodates balers with up to 100 strokes per minute output through a
patented system that provides an incredibly short cycle time. It is
frontend-loader and skid-steer adaptable. Visit www.koykermfg.com or call
800-456-1107.High-Horsepower Massey Ferguson Tractors  Massey Ferguson’s 6400 and
7400 Series high-horsepower tractors with new generation Tier III
engines burn cleaner and smarter for greater fuel efficiency. The
Dyna-VT CVT transmission on the 7400 Series, ranging from 100 to 155 pto
hp, and Dyna-6 transmission, ranging from 100 to 180 pto hp on the 6400
Series, deliver power and torque more efficiently and effectively in the
field and in transit. For more information, visit
www.masseyferguson.com. |
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