There’s more to stripper headers than just leaving tall residue behind to catch the snow and hold it in. That moisture is still in the soil, when producers plant seed in the spring.
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Stripper headers yield economic, soil benefits
Steve Szudera, who farms south of Beach, uses Shelbourne stripper header to strip the grain and leave all the straw. On the right is the stripped grain.
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