The great arable debate – whether to run two smaller combines or rely on one monster – is an argument that has no end in sight. But with narrow roads to contend with and the need for a swath of manageable proportions, the McGuinness brothers are convinced that, in their situation, a pair will always be their preferred choice
When two smaller combines make sense:
The great arable debate – whether to run two smaller combines or rely on one monster – is an argument that has no end in sight. But with narrow roads to contend with and the need for a swath of manageable proportions, the McGuinness brothers are convinced that, in their situation, a pair will always […]
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