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    About Hay & Forage Equipment

    Hay and forage equipment includes everything from disc and rotary mowers to round balers, square balers, and tub grinders/bale processors.

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    Serial Number: UNKNOWN
    Location: Xenia, Ohio
    Serial Number: 16495
    Location: Oakes, North Dakota
    Number of Bales: 6700
    Location: Owatonna, Minnesota
    Width: 20 ft
    Location: Avoca, Minnesota
    Seller: Big 3 Auctions
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    Serial Number: UNKNOWN
    Location: Sutherlin, Oregon
    Seller: I-5 Auctions
    Width: 20 ft
    Location: Edson, Kansas
    Serial Number: UNKNOWN
    Location: Chambers, Nebraska
    Serial Number: 1210
    Location: Kenneth, Minnesota
    Seller: Big 3 Auctions
    Cutting Width: 6 ft
    Location: Wilsonville, Nebraska
    Cutting Width: 8 ft
    Location: David City, Nebraska
    Cutting Width: 10 ft 5 in
    Location: Pittsburg, Texas
    Seller: United Country - H5 Auction & Realty
    Serial Number: UNKNOWN
    Location: Elton, Louisiana
    Serial Number: 1204303
    Location: Elton, Louisiana
    Cutting Width: 12 ft
    Location: Deridder, Louisiana
    Length: 72 in
    Location: Mexia, Texas
    Hours: 2,706.9
    Location: Washington, Kansas
    Serial Number: 1234
    Location: Coleman, Wisconsin
    Seller: Beaver Machine Inc.
    Number of Bales: 14441
    Surface Wrap: Yes
    Location: Highmore, South Dakota
    Seller: Henry Sales
    Hours: 2,712
    Location: White City, Oregon
    Seller: J&C Auctions
    Hours: 863
    Location: White City, Oregon
    Seller: J&C Auctions
    Hours: 2,954.5
    Location: Lincoln, Kansas
    Serial Number: 1221
    Location: Commerce, Texas
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    Serial Number: G5602453
    Location: White City, Oregon
    Seller: J&C Auctions
    Serial Number: UNKNOWN
    Location: Edison, Nebraska
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    Cutting Width: 4 ft 4 in
    Location: Sutherlin, Oregon
    Seller: I-5 Auctions
    Serial Number: BM24005000899
    Location: Owatonna, Minnesota
    Serial Number: UNKNOWN
    Location: Sutherlin, Oregon
    Seller: I-5 Auctions
    Cutting Width: 60 ft
    Location: Tell City, Indiana
    Seller: Elting Auction Co.

    About Hay & Forage Equipment

    The hay and forage equipment category contains several subcategories, including bale accumulators/movers, disc mowers, mower conditioners/windrowers, rakes/tedders, rotary mowers, round balers, square balers, stalk choppers/flail mowers, tub grinders/bale processors, and other hay and forage equipment (sickle bars, wrappers, forage blowers, baggers, etc.).

    Aside from equipment suitable for both small and large hay operations, the hay and forage equipment category features equipment often used in non-farm applications. Available for use with compact, medium-duty, and heavy-duty tractors, rear-, front-, and side-mounted stalk choppers/flail mowers, for example, are regularly used in industrial, municipal, property development, and other sectors to control vegetation on ranches, parks, golf courses, orchards, and estates. Despite their differences, these machines all share the ability to reduce the otherwise labor-intensive tasks of cutting, gathering, conditioning, baling, and moving hay and forage crops.


    New Holland Roll-Belt 560 Round Baler
    Origins & Innovations

    Farmers have been using rakes/tedders since the 1800s to speed up the process of drying down hay and other crops to produce better yields and a final product with higher nutritional value, but other hay and forage machines have been around for far less time. Although disc mowers share a history with early horse-drawn sickle bar mowers, for example, the first rotating disc mower, which KUHN takes credit for inventing, only dates to 1967. Round balers have a longer history, with Allis-Chalmers receiving credit for being among the first companies to manufacture such machines in the early 1940s. It wasn’t until the early 1970s, though, when Gary Vermeer devised a plan for a one-man hay system that eventually evolved into what’s now considered the first modern round baler.

    Hay and forage equipment manufacturers continually innovate, much like their counterparts in other categories, in order to improve performance, efficiency, and more. Mower conditioner/windrower makers, for example, are implementing precision-guidance technologies to provide a more accurate cutting performance with less manual labor required, while rake/tedder makers are creating models able to adapt to varying ground conditions to gather more crop. Integrated bale wrappers with round balers, square balers able to handle varying crops and crop conditions, tub grinders and bale processors compatible with round and square bales, and handheld controls and stabilizer hitches with bale accumulators/movers are other examples.

    Find The Right Hay & Forage Equipment

    You will find a large selection of new and used hay and forage equipment for sale at TractorHouse.com from such popular manufacturers as Bush Hog, CASE IH, John Deere, Krone, KUHN, Land Pride, Massey Ferguson, New Holland, Vermeer, and Woods.