Harvesting Short, Patchy Crops

Poor, dry seasons can cause crops (cereals, lupins and canola) to be patchy, thin and short. Harvesting these crops will be a challenge, so machinery settings need to be adjusted, or header fronts modified, to effectively cut and convey a high proportion of heads (or pods) from the cutter bar into the harvester to reduce grain losses.
No Choke Guards - stop sideways movement in lighter crops and ensures perfect knife indexing, leading to precision cut
Paddle Tynes - Sweep material off the knife to Increase yield, limit losses
Plastic Extension Fingers - Crop compression in thin crops and assists feeding of crop and pods
Header Knives - Blunt knives cost money with increased HP and losses off the front
Canola Vertical Knives - Reduce losses up to 100kg yield per acre
For a complete system, use a Crary Wind System