Bute Discs in the USA

Chris Berry, a rice and soybean producer in south-east Missouri and north-east Arkansas, explains how he fits Bute Discs to an existing diamond frame to help him manage residue between crops.

[@qingdaotaihaotyrefactory7534]

Bien hecho es muy bueno este apero.

[@markwelschmeyer2426]

looks like a Kelly Dimond Harrow to me

[@ravimahalay610]

No doubt great machine

[@AgricultureTechUS]

nice

[@jimmyross504]

can I get it in 80 "OR! 100ft?

[@goodmorning1476]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@formerfarmer1718]

Sure needs scrapers to stop it from becoming a packer!

[@1DirtyMutt]

Definitely want the field DRY so the discs don’t become packed with mud, it would be a bitch to clean the mud out...

[@ianheriot3136]

pressure washer working overtime

[@williamcreel624]

I need one of those to try out! Would a 125 horsepower tractor pull it fast enough?

[@aaronheadley902]

No at the very minimum 250hp

[@charleydan]

William Creel it would pull a twenty four model they say 6 horsepower power foot

[@milne30]

There good look up Stratill that is me and my worker

[@earlcornelison1077]

Michael Milne 8400t

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L.p.

[@earlcornelison1077]

What u gona name it

[@5stardave]

I can see all that carbon being released into the air.

[@juanjosemascarell2167]

Bien hecho es muy bueno este apero.