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SIP Disc HD 1100 triple mower boosts silage productivity on Shropshire dairy farm

Dairy farmers focus on quality when producing multi-cut silage, but when there is a lot of grass to tackle, a productive triple mower comes in handy. Jane Carley meets a farmer cutting more than 11m in a single pass

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SIP Disc HD 1100 triple mower boosts silage productivity on Shropshire dairy farm

Cope Farming is a large family-run dairy enterprise near Market Drayton in north Shropshire. The majority of the fieldwork is carried out by the family alongside managing the herd, so productive machinery...

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