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Dodge Co, Wi | Jim,
OAC (ontario agriculture college - university of guelph) class of 2004 (includes all aggies: bachelors of science/commerce/coupleothers).
I know most harvest crews would be interested in a spreader, as they always catch heck from farmers for the windrows, especially in 2.5+ton peas. I mentioned it to the OXBO engineer when he was out to one of our fields 2 years ago, and he didn't have a real answer. If something could be mounted under there and not interfere with the levelling and be 100% reliable/ easily removable then there's no reason we couldn't do it, I think what it'll take is someone from outside our processing industry box to come in and look at the machines at work in the field and develop it from there. We've got a couple crews working up in the Hancock/Coloma region right now as well as N.Ill, I don't think we'll be into our local peas until the 10th or so, so it'll be a while before I can get at looking at them close up again. | |
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Pea Harvest started in Southern MN a Few Pics
