A large agricultural machine for harvesting forage crops.
饲料收割机
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The proposed tariff on combine harvesters and forage harvesters may result in significant increase of duty, from 5% to an estimated 15% ad valorem equivalent.
The invention relates to a forage harvester with hydraulically driven collecting members.
Forage was clipped at a height of 50 cm once a day using a forage harvester.
The job of a forage harvester is simply to chop a crop such as corn into animal feed.
He said the car hit Mr Greenheld's tractor and forage harvester as the farmer was turning right out of a field at Yatts Farm.
A study was conducted to quantify whole-body Vibration emission and likely operator daily exposure levels associated with the normal operation of self-propelled forage harvesters.
The herbage was allowed to wilt for approximately 48 h and was then chopped with a forage harvester and conserved as previously described for Trial 1.
Due to the clearances in the housing by the nature of flywheel design, in the event of a foreign object getting into the machine, Mengele forage harvesters are much less prone to major blow ups.
This becomes more important with high capacity forage harvesters requiring a greater distance for swaths to be moved.
The New Holland Used Equipment Locator has listings for used self propelled forage harvesters and used trailed forage harvesters from many manufacturers.
The product is then corralled into a shoot, which empties into a large truck beside the forage harvester.
There are suggestions that to comply, a driver of a combine, tractor, potato or forage harvester would have to work for as little as two hours each day.
Definition of forage harvester in US English:
forage harvester
noun
A large agricultural machine for harvesting forage crops.
饲料收割机
Example sentencesExamples
This becomes more important with high capacity forage harvesters requiring a greater distance for swaths to be moved.
Due to the clearances in the housing by the nature of flywheel design, in the event of a foreign object getting into the machine, Mengele forage harvesters are much less prone to major blow ups.
The proposed tariff on combine harvesters and forage harvesters may result in significant increase of duty, from 5% to an estimated 15% ad valorem equivalent.
A study was conducted to quantify whole-body Vibration emission and likely operator daily exposure levels associated with the normal operation of self-propelled forage harvesters.
The product is then corralled into a shoot, which empties into a large truck beside the forage harvester.
The invention relates to a forage harvester with hydraulically driven collecting members.
The herbage was allowed to wilt for approximately 48 h and was then chopped with a forage harvester and conserved as previously described for Trial 1.
Forage was clipped at a height of 50 cm once a day using a forage harvester.
There are suggestions that to comply, a driver of a combine, tractor, potato or forage harvester would have to work for as little as two hours each day.
He said the car hit Mr Greenheld's tractor and forage harvester as the farmer was turning right out of a field at Yatts Farm.
The New Holland Used Equipment Locator has listings for used self propelled forage harvesters and used trailed forage harvesters from many manufacturers.
The job of a forage harvester is simply to chop a crop such as corn into animal feed.