Combine harvesters save time at wheat harvest, but they leave tall wheat straw standing in the field. For livestock farmers that straw is valuable feed — and burning it is a loss for the farmer and the environment.
What does a wheat straw chopper do?
A wheat straw chopper is a tractor-driven machine that picks up the straw left after combine harvesting, chops it, and blows the chopped bhusa into a trolley. It also collects grain that the combine has left behind.
Benefits for farmers
Built for heavy seasonal use
Green Land Engineers builds its wheat straw chopper in Daska for demanding harvest seasons. Speak to our sales team about the right model for your tractor and field conditions.
- Produces bhusa for animal feed from straw that would otherwise be wasted.
- Recovers leftover grain from the field.
- Clears the field quickly for the next crop.
- Removes the need to burn wheat straw.
