Si.Co Contracting in Lang Lang, Victoria | Agricultural service

Si.Co Contracting

Locality: Lang Lang, Victoria

Phone: +61 429 552 282

Address: 435 McDonalds Track 3984 Lang Lang, VIC, Australia

Website: https://m.facebook.com/hayandsilagecontracting

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23.01.2022 Starting to get back in to the swing of things, baling up some millet silage yesterday and doing a few late hay jobs over the last few weeks. Now to get stuck into some sorghum silage and autumn sowing over the next few months!

23.01.2022 Been a very very busy couple of weeks!! Getting lots of silage done and putting in summer crops. Starting to get stuck into some hay next week

22.01.2022 Finally! After thousands of rounds and thousands of little squares our biggest hay season yet is over! It has been a massive year for us and we can’t thank all our valued customers enough! We also want to thank MBC Rural for providing an exceptional mechanic service, and CLAAS Harvest Centre Gippsland and R.E.N Machinery for providing quality machinery with great back up service! We look forward to what the next hay and silage season has to offer

22.01.2022 Wishing all our customers a happy New Year! We have been working around the clock getting hay baled up! Only a few more weeks left in the season now

20.01.2022 It was great to get to run the uniwrap today! It sure was pumping out some heavy and nicely shaped bales! The set up in the cab sure makes bailing a breeze

18.01.2022 Finally getting stuck into some silage!

18.01.2022 Another massive week all baled up!! Big shout out to MBC Rural, doing a major repair job to our round baler to get us going again, super effort!

15.01.2022 The last couple of weeks have been flat out!Good to get a break in the weather to catch up on maintenance and get ready for more hay

09.01.2022 Tried something a bit different today

08.01.2022 Out last week baling up some Revolution BMR sorghum provided by Graham's Seeds, that we planted back in December. The sorghum was cut at ideal height allowing for potential regrowth, and was baled with 25 chopping knives in the baler, producing high quality palatable feed for cows and super tight bales!