No wind is strong enough to fight deep farming roots!

Round or square, twine, netwrap, B-wrap or silage, big or small.
Anything goes just as long as it’s related to baling.

TamaNet Edge to Edge™ 4500m is the longest netwrap available, allowing more bales per single roll than any other make.
The extra-long length combines performance and consistency with a very high strength net, all within a workable roll weight.
Learn more: TamaNet Edge to Edge™ 4500m

TAMA’S PROFESSIONAL TUESDAY!
Our weekly tip from The Bale Doctor:
When wrapping with black film, it is impossible to see how accurate your wrapper is over-lapping the film.
Unlike white or green film, you will NEVER see the over-lap pattern in black film.
Best to check before wrapping to many bales:
Turn the bale on end, cut around the base and lift off the bale.
Climb inside the film taken from the bale and look for areas with fewer layers of film – which will be easy to see.
For technical videos by the Bale Doctor click here — >> How to zone on YouTube

And it’s only the first edition!

Elvis has left the cow-shed 😉

Especially if you buy TamaNet Edge to Edge™.
Learn more — >>> Tama Bale NetWrap

Be honest now 😉

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 Baler Twine

TAMA’S PROFESSIONAL TUESDAY!
Our weekly tip from The Bale Doctor:
When storing hay and straw bales outside, it is important to store then in a way that BOTH sides of the bale obtain maximum sunshine, to help dry them out after rain.
Bales that are stacked in a North – South alignment will allow both sides of the bale to enjoy the drying properties of the sunshine.
For technical videos by the Bale Doctor click here — >> How to zone on YouTube

Typical childhood on the farm

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Our pic(k) of the week: Photo or painting?
Thank you Clay Greene for sharing your art with us.
For more creative photos look on Tama on Instagram