Explore practical agricultural equipment information, hay equipment guides, equipment buying considerations and farm machinery resources designed to help you understand your options before making an equipment decision.
Agricultural machinery can vary significantly by application, crop, operating conditions and equipment configuration. Our resource center is designed to provide useful information about hay and forage equipment, irrigation, grain handling, feed processing, planting, tillage, spraying and other agricultural equipment categories.
Learn what can affect the weight of a large round bale of hay, including bale dimensions, density, forage type, moisture and baler settings.
Compare large round hay bales and large square hay bales by considering handling, storage, equipment requirements and operational needs.
Understand why large round bale dimensions can differ and what to consider when evaluating baler output, handling equipment and storage requirements.
Explore the factors that influence hay yield and bale production per acre, including forage conditions, cutting management, moisture and bale size.
Review important considerations when evaluating large round hay balers, bale handling equipment, hay feeders and other forage equipment.
Learn what a hay merger does, where it can fit into forage operations and which application factors should be considered when evaluating merger equipment.
Understand the main considerations when evaluating agricultural irrigation systems, center pivot irrigation, pumps, filtration and fertigation equipment.
Learn about grain handling systems, conveyors, augers, cleaning equipment and storage considerations for agricultural operations.
Explore the role of feed mills, hammer mills, roller mills, feed mixers and other equipment used in agricultural feed processing.
Review common planting and seeding equipment categories and the operational factors to consider when selecting equipment for a specific farming application.
Understand major tillage equipment categories, including disc harrows, vertical tillage systems, strip-till equipment, subsoilers and field cultivators.
Learn which application, operating environment, capacity, configuration and service considerations should be reviewed before purchasing agricultural equipment.
Use these resources to research equipment categories and understand the factors that can affect equipment selection and operation.
Large round hay balers, bale handling equipment, hay nets and feeders can serve different operational needs. Equipment selection should account for the type of forage being handled, desired bale characteristics and the equipment available on the farm.
Irrigation equipment selection depends on the agricultural application, water source, field layout, operating requirements and the specifications of the equipment being considered.
Grain conveyors, augers, cleaning systems, dryers and storage equipment should be evaluated according to the specific grain handling process and operational requirements.
Feed processing systems can include milling, mixing and material handling equipment. The appropriate configuration depends on the feed operation, materials being processed and desired workflow.
Common questions about using our agricultural equipment resources.
The Resources page provides agricultural equipment guides and educational information covering hay and forage equipment, irrigation, grain handling, feed processing, planting, seeding, tillage and general equipment selection.
Yes. Resources include information about large round bale weight, dimensions, bale equipment, hay yield and other large round hay bale topics.
Yes. Equipment specifications can vary by model, manufacturer, configuration and application. Always review the specific product information before making an equipment decision.
Yes. Customers can submit an equipment inquiry or quote request through the Request a Quote page.
Resource articles are primarily educational. Equipment pricing, availability and final purchasing information may depend on the specific equipment and current transaction details.
Yes. Equipment compatibility should be confirmed using the actual product specifications and the requirements of your agricultural operation before purchasing.
Review available equipment or submit a quote request with the application and equipment requirements for your operation.
