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Optimum conditioning in all crops, all conditions.
Conditioning has as much (or more) impact on overall forage quality as cutting:
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Crop rubs against itself and against the specially designed conditioning hood, which scuffs the entire stem. This allows moisture to escape faster, producing quicker drying, higher quality forage.
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You can adjust rotor speed, conditioning intensity, and windrow width to perfectly match changing field conditions.
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Steel tines are significantly stronger than plastic tines for more positive pickup and faster field speeds. The V-shaped tines work like fingers, picking up crop and moving it to the conditioner. The tines swing freely to reduce
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John Deere conditioning preserves the nutrients in the plants to substantially improve forage quality.
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