Tires Versus Tracks: The Compaction Angle

Update: 2016-10-18

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A wet harvest has led some Western Canadian farmers to make the switch from tires to tracks on combines, tractors and grain carts. “The tracks are going to give you the decrease in slippage and a bit of extra floatation, and that’s what people are looking for right now,” notes Marla Riekman, soil management specialist with... Read More

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Tires Versus Tracks: The Compaction Angle