Drago’s new corn head saves yield by absorbing ‘ear shocks’
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11/23/2015
Corn kernels scatter in every direction as Dennis Bollig drops an ear of corn onto a concrete floor from about 18 feet high. The demonstration symbolizes the kind of force that occurs when a combine head grabs a corn stalk, rips off the ear and pulls it into the machine, he says.
The scattered kernels represent lost yield, Bollig...
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