flail-type forage harvester

row crop field chopper [ forage harvester with maize attachment ]

forage harvester with maize attachment | row crop field chopper

fodder corn [ forage corn | forage maize | feed maize | fodder maize | feed corn ]

maize picker-husker | corn picker | picker-husker | cornhusker

corn picker

Agricultural machinery — Safety — Part 7: Combine harvesters, forage harvesters and cotton harvesters (ISO 4254-7:2008)

H. whereas stockfarming products of particular quality are produced in mountain areas and whereas their production process makes integrated and sustainable use of natural resources, pastureland and specially adapted varieties of grazing crops as well as traditional technology,

The intervention of maize could not be abolished without taking into consideration the possible effects on the cereal markets, since, unlike rye, maize is a substitute product for feed wheat and barley.

I. whereas the autumn/winter crops have been lost on account of poor germination and/or abnormal growth; this is apparent in natural and/or sown pastureland and fodder and farmers are being forced to start using their stocks of hay and straw before they had planned to do so and to buy in straw and animal feed, which will naturally diminish their production and increase their costs; whereas expectations concerning spring/summer crops have been greatly lowered, since the dry period is starting and both surface water and ground water reserves are greatly reduced; this poses a threat to crops sown or planted during the spring/summer peri ...[+++]od, such as tomatoes, maize, rice, fruit and vegetables; it will also affect the feeding of animals and the normal growth of autumn crops such as grapes and citrus fruit,