por ep | Jul 14, 2026 | Buying & Selection Guides
The Bale Format Decision: More Consequential Than It Looks Choosing between a round baler and a square baler — whether small square or large square — is one of the most consequential equipment decisions a hay producer can make, because the bale format shapes every... por ep | Jul 14, 2026 | Buying & Selection Guides
Why Baler Maintenance Is a Harvest Season Business Decision A round baler that fails on day two of a four-day hay window does not represent a maintenance oversight — it represents a revenue problem, a feed security problem, and potentially a custom-hire problem with... por ep | Jun 23, 2026 | Buying & Selection Guides
A round baler is one of the largest capital investments a farm makes outside of land and a tractor. Get the match right and it pays for itself in three to five seasons. Get it wrong — buy too small, too large, or the wrong pickup system for your crop — and you spend... por ep | May 7, 2026 | Buying & Selection Guides
Few decisions in an international machinery purchase shape the final price as much as choosing between Incoterms. For buyers comparing quotations side by side, the difference between CIF vs. FOB for agricultural machinery is not just a matter of who books the... por ep | May 7, 2026 | Buying & Selection Guides
Drum mowers have quietly become one of the best-kept secrets in small-farm hay equipment. They are simpler than disc mowers, cheaper to buy, almost impossible to plug, and surprisingly tough — many farmers report 20+ years of trouble-free service from a single unit.... por ep | May 7, 2026 | Buying & Selection Guides
Compact and mid-size utility tractors in the 30–60 HP range power a huge share of small and family farms. They are versatile, fuel-efficient, and just powerful enough to run a serious mowing implement — but pairing the right disc mower for a 30-60 HP tractor requires...