Looking carefully at the brochure , there is very little difference apart from extra hp, bigger grain tank and slightly faster grain unloading auger speed , with know doubt a price increase to match.:rolleyes:
Perhaps @Shutesy can confirm.
Slightly off topic , it would be interesting to hear...
Slightly off topic.
Ukraine (Russian) railway track inner gauge is 1.520mm and Europes railway track inner gauge is 1.435mm, so makes exporting grain out of Ukraine by railway not so easy as it would first appear :rolleyes:
The fact the the railway gauge in Ukraine is the Russian gauge 1.520mm whereas European railway inner gauge is 1.435mm certainly doesn’t make exporting from the Ukraine by rail very easy. :banghead: (n)
Out of interest do any of you that follow this thread/sticky have broiler production/ pig enterprises that are viable or unviable, depending on the price of cereals.
It’s difficult to be on both sides of the fence in business.. :rolleyes:
May I suggest you put your situation on the “Combinable Price Tracker” sticky ,thread on the forum, to put your point of view.
We are /were all farmers.
Slightly off topic.
Whatever situation would the world food supply be,in if mankind had to rely on Organic Farming to feed the planet? :scratchhead:
The principle of Organic may be a good ethos, but mankind can’t eat principles and ethos’s.