A tedder is an agricultural machine designed for turning and evenly spreading mown grass or hay in a field. It is typically mounted on a tractor using a three-point hitch or attached to the rear as a trailed machine. The tedder is equipped with rotating arms with flexible tines that pick up the plant material and scatter it to ensure better aeration and faster drying.

Advantages of using a hay tedder

• Faster feed drying - even spreading improves air circulation and speeds up the drying process.
• Better quality hay – reduces the risk of the plant mass becoming moldy or rotting, so it retains more nutritional value.
• Time and labor saving – mechanization of the process eliminates the need for manual spreading, which is a significant relief for large areas.
• Even spreading – the tedder prevents the formation of overly thick layers that dry more slowly.
• Ability to work on large areas - wide working range of the machine allows to cover hectares in a short time.
• Feed loss reduction - better dried hay is less prone to spoilage and does not require frequent turning.
• Versatility – can be used for both fresh grass intended for hay and for wilting silage.

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A hay tedder is an indispensable tool for every farm. Thanks to its robust construction and efficient rotating arms, it evenly spreads the swaths, ensuring quick drying and excellent feed quality. The machine significantly reduces fieldwork time, limits hay loss, and facilitates harvesting even on large areas. It is an investment that increases efficiency and preserves the nutritional value of your feed.