AGCO launches the HayBoss DryMax granular applicator and BaleMax hay preservative in the U.S. The DryMax system represents the next generation of hay preservation technology, combining advanced engineering with intuitive operation to extend the baling window and protect forage quality.
The DryMax and BaleMax products complete the HayBoss preservative applicator lineup, providing farmers with an effective new option for preserving hay. DryMax delivers fast, precise preservative application with smart sensor options and a durable, low-maintenance design. The DryMax automatic and machine-integrated granular applicator integrates easily with ISOBUS and automatically adjusts for different crops and conditions, or it can be adjusted by the operator with the push of a button.
“The HayBoss DryMax system gives hay producers more control, more uptime and more confidence in every bale they produce, whether it’s for their own hay, herd or export,” said Greg Sanderson, Senior Marketing Manager at AGCO Parts.
AGCO will offer BaleMax Hay Preservative through a strategic relationship with Agnition by Ralco, a company known for its microbial-based hay preservation solutions. BaleMax is a granular product that utilizes the same effective Microbial Catalyst technology as Agnition’s Anchor for Hay. The BaleMax formulation will only be available through AGCO dealers, ensuring customers receive a premium, field-tested solution that enhances hay quality, reduces spoilage and improves livestock palatability.
“This collaboration with AGCO and the introduction of the DryMax applicator is a significant development for the hay preservation industry,” said Tony Goebel, Vice President of Business Development for Ralco. “By combining our proven microbial technology with AGCO’s advanced application system, DryMax is a powerful, easy-to-use solution that expands the baling window and protects forage quality.”
The DryMax applicator has been designed for Massey Ferguson large square balers and will be available exclusively through AGCO Parts dealers. It will be on display during the upcoming Farm Progress Show in Decatur, IL USA.
