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<blockquote data-quote="Boohoo" data-source="post: 5500502" data-attributes="member: 4174"><p>Trials are carried out in ideal conditions. In the real world things are far from ideal and a dribble bar will often leave lines of dry, caked slurry that kill the grass and then get raked into the next cut of silage. Yes, the slurry should've been thinner, the grass should've been cut higher and the rake set higher, but in the real world it doesn't happen.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boohoo, post: 5500502, member: 4174"] Trials are carried out in ideal conditions. In the real world things are far from ideal and a dribble bar will often leave lines of dry, caked slurry that kill the grass and then get raked into the next cut of silage. Yes, the slurry should've been thinner, the grass should've been cut higher and the rake set higher, but in the real world it doesn't happen. [/QUOTE]
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