2020
DOI: 10.13031/trans.13823
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Increasing Single-Pass Corn Stover Yield by Combine Header Modifications

Abstract: HighlightsRotary knives were added to an ear-snapper header to increase corn stover yield in a single-pass biomass system.Stover yield increased with the number of knives but at the expense of combine productivity and fuel consumption.Bale moisture was often greater than would be considered appropriate for good aerobic conservation.Abstract.Modifications were made to a conventional ear-snapper corn header to increase corn stover yield when a single-pass round baling system was integrated with a combine harvest… Show more

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“…SPB were produced by researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Biological Systems Engineering Department using harvest methods as described in Keene et al (2013) . The combine harvester was equipped with a 12-row ear-snapper header equipped with knives on six rows that increased the inclusion of the upper portion of the stalk ( Walters et al, 2020 ). CST bales and SPB were stored on a concrete floor inside a pole barn.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…SPB were produced by researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Biological Systems Engineering Department using harvest methods as described in Keene et al (2013) . The combine harvester was equipped with a 12-row ear-snapper header equipped with knives on six rows that increased the inclusion of the upper portion of the stalk ( Walters et al, 2020 ). CST bales and SPB were stored on a concrete floor inside a pole barn.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The BCH maintains the advantages of co‐harvest, storage, and transport of the grain and stover while producing a whole‐plant feedstock with a larger fraction of intact grain than with the SPFH 10 . However, the harvest rate is significantly limited by the combine's capacity to thresh grain at high stover capture rates 5 …”
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confidence: 99%
“…The operating ground speed for both single‐pass MES harvesting systems was taken from Walters et al 5 . (Table 4).…”
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confidence: 99%
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