Get your 604 R-series baler field ready. Here are five tips to help, covering everything from bale density to netwrap. Don’t have a 604 R-series baler? Now’s the time to add one to your operation. Explore limited-time financing: https://bit.ly/3pdFDEL | Vermeer Agriculture

Vermeer introduced the “One-Man Hay System” in 1971 to help farmers and ranchers get the job done. The 504R Signature baler advances this legacy by giving the working man a baler for any operation. Designed for producers who harvest primarily dry hay but also want the ability to bale silage when the weather isn’t on their side. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2cpbf2t Contact your local #VermeerAg dealer today: vermeer.com/agdealer | Vermeer Agriculture

The legacy of innovation, improvement, and family. This is Gary Vermeer’s legacy and the legacy of the big, round baler. Hear how generations of the Vermeer family continue to carry on the legacy today and into the future. http://bit.ly/3ndIS8E #VermeerBalers | Vermeer Agriculture

Finish hay season strong. Get a refresher on how to set and adjust density on Vermeer N-series balers to help make sure those last few bales look good. | Vermeer Agriculture

Haymaking is better when you keep it simple. See how productive and simple to maintain Vermeer 504 R-series balers are at WT Equipment. | Vermeer Agriculture

Vermeer 605N balers are built to work as hard as you do. See the yellow iron lineup at Weston's Farm Repair, LLC. | Vermeer Agriculture

Put your toolbox away. You can change pickup height on 604 R-series balers with toolless adjustment. Here’s how. | Vermeer Agriculture

The bale chamber of the Vermeer ZR5-1200 self-propelled baler disconnects from the power unit in a matter of minutes for you to perform routine maintenance. Watch to see how to unload and reload the bale chamber. | Vermeer Agriculture