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Time is money, especially when you have an early harvest like this past fall. Marion Calmer will share his techniques to help your combine achieve peak performance, and help you worry less about no-till residue next spring.

The owner of Calmer Corn Heads in Alpha, Ill., will discuss the pros and cons of draper headers vs. auger platforms; 1 1/2-, 2- and 3-inch sickle cuts for soybeans; preparations to get through 250-bushel Bt corn stover; and the benefits of concave inserts and filler plates for reducing green unthreshed pods in the grain tank. He’ll also share the importance of stalk rolls, cross-auger settings, rotor and sieve settings and more in this practical, tip-filled session.

(Total Run Time: 51 Minutes; File Size: 24.3 Megabytes)

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