Machines for feed. (1987)

Rustic landscape.

High grass on the field.

Cows graze in a meadow.

Alternating frames with different breeds of cows chewing feed.

Cows in stalls, chewing hay.

The mower is mounted rotary, mows high-yielding grasses and puts the cut mass into the mowing.

The mower is mounted on a tractor of medium power.

The cutting machine has 4 rotors, each of which has two plate knives.

The mower works well on light and rain-mixed grasses.

The cow looks into the frame.

A peasant mows the grass with a simple scythe.

View of three mowers on the field.

The mower mows the grass.

Mounted single-tier mower.

Large, mower blades.

Segment-finger cutting machine.

This device allows you to adjust the height of the slice.

A stone in the grass.

The blades of the mower are reliably protected from such obstacles.

The passage of the mower through the field is shown.

Trailer mower with six rotors.

3-meter grip.

The working bodies are driven by the tractor power take-off shaft.

This model of mower not only mows, but also flattens grasses.

Flattened grasses dry out much faster.

It's raining.

The mower-plushilka also mows down the soft grasses.

The mower mows the lawn near the forest.

Conveyor with mower parts.

Alternating frames with an industrial interior.

Mowers are transported on the platforms of the train.

Trailed harvester for harvesting herbs.

The working bodies of the combine are easily replaced.

A special harvester is used for harvesting fodder grasses.

The principle of operation of the harvester: the blades of the reel capture the grass, the cut stems are fed into the shredder using an auger.

A drum-type picker collecting rolls.

Up to 14 tons of dried herbs are harvested and processed per hour by a trailer harvester.

A grinding drum that works together with the harvester header.

Cows on the range.

Crushed herbs can be immediately distributed to animals.

To harvest corn, another device is put on the combine.

The harvester for harvesting silage crops mows corn, sunflower and other crops up to 4 meters high.

The mown mass is ready for processing into silage, haylage and grass flour.

A railway platform with new forage harvesters is being served.

Field.

A rake, a trowel, a fluffer in one device.

The device stirs the mown grass.

Switching and rakes do not scatter grass, but collect dried grass in one roll.

The rake works in a unit with tractors of different brands and is easily transported.

The baler with a hinged tray is designed for collecting hay or straw rolls, pressing them into rectangular bales with automatic strapping.

A cow butts a grass bale.

Cows butt heads in the field.

Forming bales with a baler weighing up to 30kg.

The pick-up speed is 8km/hour.

A field with round bales.

The roll baler is designed for picking up rolls of hay or straw and pressing them into bales of cylindrical shape with simultaneous twine winding.

Pressing belts roll the selected hay into rolls.

The picker works on the field.

The winding of the roll with twine takes place when the unit is stopped.

The average roll weight is 500kg.

Another model of the baler, he picked up hay or straw is twisted into a roll not with belts, but with metal rollers and rolling pins.

View of the inner part of the picker.

Upon receipt of the roll of the desired density, the tractor driver will receive a signal about the supply of twine.

The weight of a roll twisted by such a picker is up to 750kg.

Such rolls can be left in the field for further storage.

All the considered models of forage harvesting equipment are driving through the field.