Versa Bagging Uses Learn about the different kinds of feeds, crops, and other storage products handled by Versa. Alfalfa, Clover, Grass Bagging alfalfa can eliminate the need to feed dry hay because it contains a higher percentage of dry matter. Alfalfa, clover, and grass breeds are cut approximately every 26 to 30 days. Legumes are cut at two inches and below, wilted to 60-70% moisture, and fermented to a low stable PH value. Legumes are richer in proteins than cereal grains. Milo, Sudangrass, Hybrids Sorghum varieties are a warm weather crop known for its drought tolerance and high quality feed mix for dairy and beef cattle. Sorghum varieties maintain high nutritional value as silage when head-chopped or whole-plant chopped at moisture levels similar to corn (maize). Wheat, Barley, Triticale, Oats Harvesting these grains ‘in the boot’ of maturity provides a higher, nutritive, and digestible silage. Harvesting these grains at a later maturity provides more dry matter and less energy. These cereal grains can be head-chopped and fed as a concentrate replacing nearly pound per pound of dry grain. Corn Silage, Earlage, High-Moisture Shelled Corn Corn silage Corn silage is best harvested at nearly full dent. Fermentation is optimal at 60-70% moisture with a cut length of about 3/4 inch chop. Earlage is the whole cob chopped finely between 32-40% moisture. High-moisture shelled corn is combined at 28% moisture or below and feeds nearly pound per pound of dry corn. Fruit/Vegetable Byproducts, Agricultural Crops, Organic Waste Biofuels are dry or wet herbaceous crops or byproducts ensiled or stored in bags to retain nutrients for methane production and rich fertilizer. By bagging biofuel products, the nutrients are saved for converting biomass into energy. Brewers Grain, Culled Vegetable Crops, Cotton Seed, Sawdust Shavings Bagging is a widely used system for storing and keeping a variety of cull products including beet pulp, orange peel, sweet corn and potatoes. Bagging is also used for dry storing commodities such as cotton seed, sawdust bedding, and the like. © COPYRIGHT 2021 VERSA CORPORATION LLC · ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. | Powered by Themeglory

Versa Bagger ID891 The Versa ID891 is our side-loader model that efficiently stores silage and byproducts.The Versa ID891 is equipped to handle side-delivery wagons and trucks, and handle up to 175 HP (131 KW) input. The Versa ID891 Baggers are available in three interchangeable tunnel sizes – 8, 9, or 10 foot – which allow bagging of various commodities to fit operations of any size with only one machine. Specifications Hydraulics Chassis Power Train Bag Installation Special Features Bagger ID891 Dimensions & Specifications Width: 135 in (3429 mm) without tunnel(s) Length: 240 in (6096 mm) with bag installation beam Height: 127 in (3226 mm) with bag installation beam Weight: approximately 9,600 lbs Packing rotor: 22 in (558 mm) double spiral with exclusive patented high wear concave chrome-alloy packing & spreading tines Full two year warranty for concave chrome-alloy packing tines (subject to change without notice) © COPYRIGHT 2021 VERSA CORPORATION LLC · ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. | Powered by Themeglory