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Posted in: September 10, 2015
If you want to get the best action from your baler twine it’s time to try Tama twine.
Learn more: Tama Baler Twine
Posted in: September 9, 2015
Tama’s professional Tuesday!
Our weekly tip from The Bale Doctor:
The netwrap should always be on the OUTSIDE of the bale, otherwise it cannot fully hold the crop…
If not, the bale will swell and probably burst, either due to the outer layer being damaged, or the from the lack of layers on the outside not being sufficient to contain the entire bale. The solution is to USE THE BREAKS!
Stop moving before the netwrap begins to feed, otherwise the bale continues being formed and the net ends up embedded inside the crop.
For technical videos by the Bale Doctor click here — >> How to zone on YouTube
Posted in: September 8, 2015
Today is Labor day in North America and even if you’re not from that area, this is the perfect opportunity to honor hard working farmers and their contribution to the world. Happy Labor day 🙂
Posted in: September 7, 2015
Our pic(k) of the week: Bale rise!
Thank you Cody Foth for sharing this fantastic photo with us 🙂
For more creative photos look on Tama on Instagram
Posted in: September 5, 2015
Baling experts? This is your time to vote!
Posted in: September 4, 2015
With Tama LSB twine you can get 35% extra bales per baler load! What you do with them is up to you…
Learn more: Tama LSB Twine
Posted in: September 3, 2015
Have you been in this situation? Share your photos with us!
Posted in: September 2, 2015
Tama’s professional Tuesday!
Our weekly tip from The Bale Doctor:
Often, the first 10 – 20m of twine from a spool looks un-even and crimped. This is quite normal and a characteristic of the way that twine is made and spooled before packaging. When tensioned, the twine straightens out.
On its path to the knotting mechanism, the twine is tensioned with spring clamps in the twine box and twine brakes immediately before the knotter, which require a specific tension setting. When correctly tensioned, the kinked twine does not cause a problem.
For technical videos by the Bale Doctor click here — >> How to zone on YouTube
Posted in: September 1, 2015
Nights in white net-wrap, never reaching the end… It’s time to switch to TamaNet Edge to Edge 4500m and save time and money.
Learn more: TamaNet Edge to Edge™ 4500m
Posted in: August 31, 2015
Do you know anyone like this?
Posted in: August 30, 2015
Our pic(k) of the week: Only in Australia!
For more creative photos look on Tama on Instagram
Posted in: August 29, 2015
Tama Farm Grown Solutions
Kibbutz Mishmar HaEmek
1923600
Israel
Tel: +972 4 989 9600
E-Mail: www.tama.co.il
Kibbutz Mishmar HaEmek
1923600
Israel
Tel: +972 4 989 9600
E-Mail: www.tama.co.il
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