date:Jan 18, 2013
commends lower rotor speeds, sieve settings appropriate to grain size, and higher fan speeds to start. Settings can then be adjusted as needed in the field.
We can actually document some yield loss that is occurring because the crop gets beat up so much by the rotor or cylinder, Mr Hanna said. Unless you are checking behind the combine to maintain reasonably low field loss, there is a tendency to overcompensate thresher settings and you end up penalizing yourself in terms of the number of bush