When it’s time to make hay, it’s time to make hay. That’s why we operate on the premise that parts and service support doesn’t help tomorrow when you’re in the field today. We know that, and our dealers know that.⠀ Find your closest Vermeer dealer here: bit.ly/3gKaCSS

Thinking about buying or upgrading your forage equipment❓ Ask yourself these questions first. bit.ly/2RfsxG9

“Everything just runs smoothly, and it saves me time and energy,” said Tony Bragg. Hear what others are saying about the 504 R-series balers. bit.ly/3vzvOiv

It will spoil. My cattle won’t like it. It’s too expensive. These are just a few myths about making baleage that we’re busting. bit.ly/2R4RR1G

Which hay rake is right for your operation: a wheel rake, bar rake or rotary rake?🤔 Answer: It depends on your answers to our five questions: bit.ly/3clXy2O

Did you know we offer two kinds of cutter bars on our hay mowers: standard and Q3 cutter bars? Here’s how they’re different: bit.ly/34TRNFk

Allowing herds to continuously graze one spot can result in lower yields and poor nutrition when grasses are not given enough time to grow. SOLUTION: Try rotational grazing. bit.ly/3v0UwYa

Hook tine perks on TE-series tedders: ✅: Consistent dry down. Helping you leave the wetter material on top. ✅: Tine adjustment. ✅: 3-year limited warranty. Learn more about the hook tine advantage of TE tedders: bit.ly/3fYvvZx

Need a podcast to listen to while you are baling hay? Hear from Mary Andringa, daughter of Gary Vermeer, about what life was like growing up during the invention of the round baler, nearly 50 years ago. bit.ly/34SwZhA

By now, most of the country is wrapping up first cutting. What hay tool would you want to add to your lineup for second cutting? bit.ly/3x4q94y

With the largest cutting width on the market at 20.8 ft (6.3 m), you can cut more hay in less time. bit.ly/3iot4RQ

For daily maintenance and upkeep on your machines, check out our tips and tools video playlist on YouTube. Subscribe to Vermeer YouTube today so you don’t miss one! bit.ly/3v3x9xg

Congratulations to Vermeer Ag team members Dustin and Kendra!

Control your baler from the cab with our Atlas and Atlas Pro control systems. Compare the two here: bit.ly/3r0WeZy

What do you think the future of haymaking looks like? Today we're releasing a sneak peek of four concepts at Vermeer including this autonomous bale mover👀. Learn more about what we've been working on here: bit.ly/3yYnSJm

Vermeer reveals future tech haytools From windrow-guided auto-steering to a robot bale collector, the company is going public with some innovative tools VermeerAg farmprogress.com/equipment/verm…

The Vermeer VS510 single-screw vertical mixer is capable of processing 6-ft x 5-ft (1.8-m x 1.5-m) large round bales. Designed for maximum mixing ability, this mixer can evenly disperse feed for optimal feed quality and operator efficiencies. Learn more: bit.ly/3eyn4lJ

Vermeer dealers specialize in making hay and most make hay themselves. From choosing the right hay tools to expert technicians who know the equipment like the back of their hand, Vermeer dealers are with you every step of the hay making process. bit.ly/36rZ5RM

Here’s a tip for your Tuesday: The auto-eject system can open and close the tailgate on the 604R Premium baler without operator assistance. Learn more here: bit.ly/3dZc810

Fall armyworms are causing extreme damage to crops this time of year, but there are two methods to help correct the infestations: spray or mow and bale the hay. University of Arkansas Research & Extension shares recommendations for both options: bit.ly/3BmXryb