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John Hughes, his brothers and staff operate square balers in the Kilkenny/Carlow area. Watch John and Mark Geraghty as they bale 110 acres of winter wheat straw at four bales to the acre for Tom Doyle in Powerstown, Co Carlow.
They operate Hesston machines to bale straw for the mushroom composting business. One of the bales has 23 seasons completed.
John Hughes, his brothers and staff operate square balers in the Kilkenny/Carlow area. Watch John and Mark Geraghty as they bale 110 acres of winter wheat straw at four bales to the acre for Tom Doyle in Powerstown, Co Carlow.
They operate Hesston machines to bale straw for the mushroom composting business. One of the bales has 23 seasons completed.
With EZ Web, Tama is targeting farmers and contractors who run balers that can’t apply NRF, but who want a one-stop solution for removing film from bales using a bale shears.
With two Fusion 4+s and a Fusion 3+, Peter Thomas Keaveney catches up with Kilkenny contractor Stephen Dunne who began round baling in 1998, and has grown his business significantly since.
Baling over 25,000 bales annually, Lloyd Forbes Agri Contracting has been running bale chasers since 2009, Gary Abbott finds out why Wilson Engineering has been the brand of choice.
The HSA carried out a mock farm inspection on Tullamore Farm just as calving kicked off on the farm.
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