Farm Equipment

what would you recommend for a smaller farm, a used combine or a new forage harvester

Where To Store The Combine Harvester?

During the harvest season, you probably won’t be worried about where to keep your combine harvester – you’ll probably leave it close to the fields. However, once the season ends and winter arrives, you might be wondering where to store the combine harvester to protect it from the threats of winter weather, damage, rodents, and … Read more

Can I Drive a Front End Loader On The Road

Who Makes The Best Front End Loader?

Caterpillar makes some of the best front end loaders, also called wheel loaders, in the market. It’s the most popular brand when it comes to wheel loaders.  John Deere also makes some great models with proven reliability. Other trusted wheel loader brands include Komatsu, JCB and Case.  In this post, we compare front end loaders … Read more

Which is the Best Combine Harvester

Who Makes The Best Combine Harvester?

If you’re in the market for new farm equipment, you might be wondering, “who makes the best combine harvester?” That’s not an easy question to answer, since there are countless brands you can choose from. Consider this guide your ultimate resource as you begin the search.  What to Consider When Shopping for a Combine? There … Read more

How Do You Sharpen a Baler Knife

How To Sharpen Baler Knives?

Are you curious about how to sharpen baler knives? Look no further than this post – it has everything you need in order to do so safely and successfully. How Often Do You Have To Sharpen a Baler Knife? First, it’s important to understand how often this task needs to be completed. Like all hay … Read more

Farm & Animals

6043 S Drexel Ave
Chicago, IL 60637

Amazon Disclaimer

Farm & Animals is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.

Disclaimer

Farm & Animals do not intend to provide veterinary advice. We try to help farmers better understand their animals; however, the content on this blog is not a substitute for veterinary guidance. For more information, please read our PRIVACY POLICY.