Russian agriculture
By Ethan & Micheal
From Wagon to Auger cart
In the 1967 Jon Kinzenbaw of Williamsburg, Ia created the first kinze auger cart. The auger cart allowed for corn or bean to be transported in the field from the auger cart to a semi. This lead the way for people to get crops out of the field a lot faster than driving the tractor back to the bin to dump.
This picture shows the first auger cart built.
Russian Auger Cart
Russia never made auger carts, but they did buy Auger carts that were around them. Auger carts like kinze, and brent made it over to Russia.
First Baler
The first baler was Allis-Chalmers Rotobaler. It was faster than picking up hay and throwing it in wagons or trucks. Also it condensed the hay so that it wouldn't fly all over the place when transporting. The Russians built their own baler after the Americans.
пресс подборщик -Baler in Russian
Price of Hay
In the 1950s the average cost of hay was between $2 and $10 that was in the plains in America. So in Russia it would be around $5 to $10.