Denser Bunks With Less Spoilage
The most common method for packing a silage bunk or trench is to run a heavy tractor across the surface as it is being filled. While this can be effective, tractor and tire manufacturers focus their design on reducing compaction- A benefit for fieldwork but a major disadvantage when it comes to packing effectively.
Weaverline’s silage packer has 30″ steel wheels and large capacity weight boxes, making it an efficient and effective packing alternative. Farmers are pleased with the increase in silage they can put away and have experienced less spoilage.
“We went over a haylage bunk that we would have considered packed the year before, and the Weaverline was able to compress it another 8-10 inches.”Neal Caverly of Calverly Farms, LLC Clinton, Maine
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