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| rrlund
01-17-2013 16:40:34
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Don't know. I just know there used to be the same arguement about sickle vs flail. The claim was that flail was harder on the plant. |
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| Formerly PaMIke
01-17-2013 18:07:32
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Re: Let me see if I can get something started... in reply to rrlund, 01-17-2013 16:40:34
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| I can tell you that flail is WAY harder than disc mower. Mowed hay for years with a NI272 flail mower. After I mowed the stubble would burn brown, then back to green, then start growing again. With the discbine it stays green and starts growing right away. |
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| JMS/.MN
01-18-2013 09:10:27
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Re: Let me see if I can get something started... in reply to Formerly PaMIke, 01-17-2013 18:07:32
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| If you were cutting alfalfa, that coloration cycle is due to the timing of the cutting. 2nd cutting crowns may have emerged by the time you made first cutting. |
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| Formerly PaMike
01-18-2013 17:49:54
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Re: Let me see if I can get something started... in reply to JMS/.MN, 01-18-2013 09:10:27
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| No, mostly grass, some clover mixed in.I think the flail just damages the grass that much... |
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| Animal
01-17-2013 16:57:47
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Re: Let me see if I can get something started... in reply to rrlund, 01-17-2013 16:40:34
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| I was just watching the local weather guesser and they are predicting almost zero moisture through Feb. With maybe another year of draught, will this influence the way you cut hay this spring? |
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| Larry NEIL
01-17-2013 20:11:27
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Re: Let me see if I can get something started... in reply to Animal, 01-17-2013 16:57:47
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| | Probably not for me. If it's as dry next summer..I onl reall got one cutting. Cut the second time just to get the weeds. By the way animal, I posted to you on your question regarding a ledger adjusting too on implement alley. My e-mail should be open on this thread. Larry NEIL |
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| Larry NEIL
01-17-2013 20:12:54
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Re: Let me see if I can get something started... in reply to Larry NEIL, 01-17-2013 20:11:27
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| E-mail is; cardinaldigsit@sbcglobal.net Ph. (630) 774-2087 |
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| Animal
01-18-2013 17:07:14
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Re: Let me see if I can get something started... in reply to Larry NEIL, 01-17-2013 20:12:54
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| I sent you an email this morning, I hope you got it. |
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| Tx Jim
01-18-2013 04:17:45
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Re: Let me see if I can get something started... in reply to Larry NEIL, 01-17-2013 20:12:54
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| I agree that cutting too close no matter which type cutter(sickle or disc) severely affects regrowth. I also agree that duller disc blades are worse on plant stalks than dull sickle sections. I have observed that in cutting a Sudan/hay grazer type crop with a disc cutter will cause crop plant population lose because of shattering of the stubble allowing some of it to dry out and not regrow. This was very evident in drier years. |
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