A farm equipment show in Bologna, Italy seems magneticdrillpresssafetylesson an unlikely place for a discussion magneticdrillpresssafetylesson about sudangrass hay production in California''s Imperial Valley.Nevertheless, Carlo Tonutti, owner of one of Italy''s 1,000 farm tractor and implement manufacturers, is very interested in that market. He is testing his company''s haying equipment there on sudangrass, magneticdrillpresssafetylesson admittedly one of the toughest forage crops to harvest.Mature sudangrass can take on the rigidity of small trees, and it can be brutal on farm equipment. Nevertheless, that is where Tonutti believes his company has a market niche to fill and he wants to ensure that his equipment is up to the task. That is why he had equipment in the fields last season."Sudangrass really tears up equipment, but that is what we want. We want to learn about that market and what it takes to satisfy sudangrass farmers in the Imperial Valley," said Tonutti. "We think it magneticdrillpresssafetylesson can be an important market for us, and we want to be ready for that market next year."

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