Showing posts with label Rota Disc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rota Disc. Show all posts

Thursday, August 30, 2012

Farm Progress Show 2012 Day 2 - Wrap Up


With the final day of demonstrations under way, here is a review of the Rota Disc Elite in the field at the Farm Progress Show.

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Farm Progress Show Demo 2012 - Day 1 Wrap Up


The 2012 Farm Progress Show in Boone, IA is already underway and with the first day of demonstrations in the book it's clear that the new Elite Series by Geringhoff is in for a big year.

With two heads in the field, Geringhoff had a chance to show off its Rota Disc Elite's patented stalk destruction technology as well as the NorthStar Elite's traditional and reliable knife roll technology.


Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Geringhoff Launches New Magazine


Today Geringhoff launched their all new Geringhoff Experience Magazine. You can view the interactive magazine or download the PDF by going here:

http://geringhoff.com/resources/magazine

Friday, October 21, 2011

It's not just a video, it's a "sizzle reel"

After the jump, you will see the newest sizzle reel for the Geringhoff Elite Series of corn heads. This particular version includes footage from the 16 row 22 inch Rota Disc Elite that was featured yesterday on this blog.

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Rota Disc Elite in Fergus Falls, MN


According to the USDA, 47% of the nation’s corn harvest has been completed as of October 16th. That is about 19% behind last year’s numbers, but still ahead of the 5 year average.

In the middle of all that harvesting, there is a small fleet of Elite Series heads all across the United States. One of those heads is currently outside Fergus Falls, MN. I had a chance to catch up to Richard Ronnevick of Ronnevick Farms, who was running the head, and ask him a few questions about his 16 row 22 inch Rota Disc Elite.

Thursday, October 6, 2011

Geringhoff World Travels - Austria


Aside from being one of the fastest growing brands in North America, Geringhoff has long had a large presence in the International world of agriculture. In the first of a recurring feature here on Hoff's Blog we take you to Austria for a look at some Austrian corn harvest. Prost!