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<blockquote data-quote="bigw" data-source="post: 121532" data-attributes="member: 3056"><p><a href="http://www.kelvincave.com/agricultural/grain-crimping-slash-your-costs-by-feeding-crimped-grain/" target="_blank">http://www.kelvincave.com/agricultural/grain-crimping-slash-your-costs-by-feeding-crimped-grain/</a> Ian Hall is the man to speak to.</p><p> </p><p>We have crimped for years, it makes good stuff and we have crimped grain from 25%-40% i always like to get it a bit riper as it makes the straw baling a bit easier. That would be the biggest downside especially it the weather is poor as it can take a bit of work to get fit to bale, if you want it for feeding then baling it on the back of the combine and wrapping it makes a good job. Rats will eat it so need to put bait down. If you not have a clamp either make a wedge or get it bagged up, Ian would keep you right i have his number if you want it.</p><p> </p><p>We have also done some maxxamon treating of grain which requires it to be under 25% and it makes really good feeding for cattle and the straw is easier to get baled up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigw, post: 121532, member: 3056"] [url]http://www.kelvincave.com/agricultural/grain-crimping-slash-your-costs-by-feeding-crimped-grain/[/url] Ian Hall is the man to speak to. We have crimped for years, it makes good stuff and we have crimped grain from 25%-40% i always like to get it a bit riper as it makes the straw baling a bit easier. That would be the biggest downside especially it the weather is poor as it can take a bit of work to get fit to bale, if you want it for feeding then baling it on the back of the combine and wrapping it makes a good job. Rats will eat it so need to put bait down. If you not have a clamp either make a wedge or get it bagged up, Ian would keep you right i have his number if you want it. We have also done some maxxamon treating of grain which requires it to be under 25% and it makes really good feeding for cattle and the straw is easier to get baled up. [/QUOTE]
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