Soil restoration is the process of mending the structure, nutrient level, and viability of your soil. Even though a lot of soil deficiencies are caused by human practices, such as conventional farming, we can reverse the consequences greatly by observing a few basics....

Do you want to know if making your own bales will be more cost-effective than conventional hay-making systems? Unfortunately, we can't give an answer that will fit everyone's situation. However, we can give you some things to consider when comparing your current...

Bale wrapping is one method of hay storage and production that has been gaining attention over the past decade. The potential of having better time management, less storage loss, and higher nutritional value in feed has had many wondering, would a bale wrapper be a...

For those new to raising their own chickens or purchasing farm-fresh eggs, understanding the proper ways to store and prep an unpasteurized egg is important. The question is, is it actually safer to wash an egg straight from the coop? Washing an egg gets rid of...

The innovative design of the hay accumulators allows it to be fully automatic without the use of hydraulics or electronics. All you need to do to setup the baler is ensure correct hitch-pin position (centered, 8” behind bale chamber) and loosen the pressure in the...

Efficiency Less Labor Versatility Simplicity Service Efficiency The Norden Accumulator System is designed to be so efficient that one person can easily move hundreds of bales in a single day. If you use the system to fill your storage, the Grabbers and Tie-Grabbers...

Norden Mfg began with Kenny Kuhns’ honest need for simple and sustainable farming equipment. Growing up, he would stack countless bales of hay onto wagons and into barns while working on a dairy farm in Illinois. At a very young age, he discovered a passion for...

It is hard to think about whitetails and not think about getting your food plots rolling again. What will you plant? Will you start any new food plots this year? What has worked best on your property in the past? These are all questions you should think about before...