Thanks for your reply!

@@VolmerFilm thanks for the video

This not old style farming, old style did not srink rap bales

it is

It is an Inagra Vewi wrapper.

@@VolmerFilm Thanks

Wieso verschwendung wenn alle wickel plastik recyclet wird?

Finde ich auch das es Verschwendung ist und wer braucht schon so kleine Mengen das sich dieser Aufwand überhaupt lohnt.

@@andreassteinberg6226 Pferdemädels mit Viecher die ne Stauballergie haben und nur Heulage füttern. Denen die großen Ballen zu schwer ...

Ich glaube bevor man sich darüber Gedanken macht das dass Wickeln von ballen Plastik Verschwendung ist sollte man erstmal wo anders anfangen. Beim wickeln gibt es keine Alternative bei 10000 anderen Verpackungen ja. Zu mal geht es in dem Video auch über die Technik und nicht über ökologische vor oder nachteile

@@fredjae und wie kommen die vom Feld?

So kanste sie ja per Hand tregen. Es giebt Ferdehalter mitnur ein bis 2 Pferden, die Brauchen einen Großen Ballen nicht schnell genug auf und haben fieleicht auch gar keinen Platz um den dann Trocken zu lagern.

De voersnelheid ligt laag, van een grote baal gaat veel gras/hooi kapot.

@@VolmerFilm oh oke, bedankt!

Normally you have to use all haysilage within 4-5 days. If you only have 1 or 2 horses then a round bale is just so much waste. In addition most ladies prefer handling a small bale and not a big round bale.

Big round is better because it takes a long time to collect and stack small bales.

@@AltijdMatthijs for a seller yes, but not for using them like above with horses and someone said with sheeps it's wasted if you can't use it before it goes bad 🤦🏼‍♂️

A tractor tipping box is used.

@@VolmerFilm does the tractor get to keep the tips or does the farmer take a cut?

Same goes for exclusive lingerie for your girlfriend. Wrapped small bales are not meant for fat cows. Neither is exclusive lingerie.... ;o)

Die Ballen werden draußen gelagert.

@@VolmerFilm achso

Not in Europe. It’s really difficult to get the hay completely dry & wrapping means you can store them outside. For horses there’s less dust in the forage too.

Hi, see my answer to Aidan White, there´s another explanation as well, urban horse dwellers, or what to call them, "city horses" maybe? Made money out of that when we had our farm to sell to these type of people, but sometimes very hard to get paid, hence always cash on delivery or pay in advance/at pickup

It is not, not if you do it in the correct area, with lots of horses and riding schools etc nearby, they pay a idiotic amount of money for their little whiny horse-babies and feed for them It´s almost like these stupid animals never was made to be outside and eating non farmed grass ever in their evolution, hence those people pay dumb sums of money to get this type of feed Only issue is to get paid from those horseowners, never ever sell to horse people or cowfarmers without getting money on the account before delivery

@@danne77sthlm Absolutely correct: They often drives "SUV´s" to pull theyr horse-trailers, spending all their money for saddles, other items and first class hospitality for theyr nag, and at the end of the month the wallet is more than empty! But one fact is true as well: With no other thing it is so easy to take the peoples money out of theyr wallet that with a Pet!

Baling and wrapping including plastic would be approx €5-6 per bale. Then again a wrapped bale is sold for €13-15...

Kzal gek worden als je er 800 mort doen op en dag

No, not in comparison to the alternatives. The Inagra wrapper beats all other small bale wrapper alternatives in speed. When you have a field with 1800 small bales then speed is an issue.

@@ceejay4fun ok...thats fact...

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