Half Field Combine Machine

Product Description

The Half Field Combine Machine is a revolutionary agricultural machine designed to optimize harvesting efficiency and productivity. As its name suggests, this machine is capable of harvesting half a field in a single pass, making it an ideal solution for large-scale farming operations.

Key Features

- Wide Cutting Width: The Half Field Combine Machine boasts an impressive cutting width of up to 40 feet, allowing it to cover vast areas in a short amount of time.

- Dual Rotors: The machine features two rotors, each with its own dedicated conveyor system, enabling simultaneous harvesting and processing of crops.

- Advanced Separation Technology: The Half Field Combine Machine utilizes cutting-edge separation technology to efficiently separate grains, chaff, and straw, resulting in high-quality yields.

- High-Capacity Hopper: The machine's large hopper can store up to 500 bushels of grain, reducing the need for frequent unloading and increasing overall efficiency.

- Autosteering and GPS: The Half Field Combine Machine comes equipped with autosteering and GPS technology, ensuring precise navigation and minimizing operator fatigue.

Benefits

- Increased Productivity: The Half Field Combine Machine's wide cutting width and dual rotors enable farmers to harvest larger areas in less time, significantly increasing productivity.

- Improved Efficiency: The machine's advanced separation technology and high-capacity hopper reduce the need for repeated passes and unloading, resulting in reduced fuel consumption and lower operating costs.

- Enhanced Yields: The Half Field Combine Machine's advanced features and technology ensure high-quality yields, maximizing farmers' profits.

- Reduced Labor Costs: The machine's autosteering and GPS technology minimize operator fatigue, reducing labor costs and improving overall harvesting efficiency.

Applications

The Half Field Combine Machine is ideal for large-scale farming operations, particularly those specializing in:

- Grain crops (wheat, corn, soybeans, etc.)

- Oilseed crops (canola, sunflower, etc.)

- Pulse crops (lentils, chickpeas, etc.)