Friday on my mind 🙂

The stage is yours!

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:
The only purpose of the lighter ‘shuss’ (zig-zag) threads is to hold the heavier ‘franze’ threads in place. This can easily be demonstrated…
By carefully cutting the zig-zag ‘shuss’ threads in the net around a bale, the bale will remain intact, showing clearly that ONLY the heavier threads are holding the bale.
For technical videos by the Bale Doctor click here — >> How to zone on YouTube

Something to think about…

Our pic(k) of the week: Some big square loads are leaving the field.
Thank you Hugh Macague for sharing this with us.
For more creative photos look on Tama on Instagram

Especially if you’re from a rural area 😉

Would you accept the challenge?

Put things in perspective 😉

TAMA’S PROFESSIONAL TUESDAY!
Our weekly tip from The Bale Doctor:
Anywhere that the net is in contact with metal, check for rough edges with a nylon stocking!
If the stocking snags, then it’s a good bet that the net will too. So, use the scotch brite pad to rub it smooth.
For technical videos by the Bale Doctor click here — >> How to zone on YouTube

Home sweet home 🙂

Caution! Using Tama’s net-wrap may make your forage irresistible to livestock.
Learn more: Tama Bale NetWrap

Our pic(k) of the week: Nothing like the view of windrows from a tractor cabin.
We’d like to thank Daniel Sargent from Enniskillen, Ontario, Canada for sharing this with us.
For more creative photos look on Tama on Instagram

Enjoy your weekend 🙂