As part of Fendt’s full-line strategy, the hay range combines proven European engineering with practical features designed to maximise efficiency and reduce operating costs for contractors and broadacre producers alike.
The range includes mowers, tedders, rakes, balers and forage wagons, providing a complete haymaking solution from cutting through to storage.
At the front end of the haymaking process, Fendt Slicer mowers are engineered to deliver clean, consistent cutting performance while protecting forage quality.
Features such as the TurboLift hydropneumatic suspension system help maintain optimal ground pressure, reducing soil contamination and preserving valuable feed quality.
The mower range is designed to operate efficiently at high working speeds while maintaining a precise cut across varying terrain, helping operators maximise harvesting windows during unpredictable seasonal conditions.
Following mowing, Fendt’s tedders and rakes are designed to ensure rapid crop drying and clean windrow formation, supporting higher-quality forage and more efficient baling operations.
Their robust construction and straightforward operation make them well suited to the demanding conditions faced by Australian and New Zealand producers.
Together, these machines help preserve nutritional value while improving overall harvesting efficiency.
The Fendt baler range has earned a strong reputation among contractors and large-scale farming businesses for its reliability, bale density and operator convenience.
Whether producing silage, hay or straw, Fendt balers are engineered to deliver consistent bale quality while maintaining high throughput during busy harvest periods.
Complementing the range are Fendt forage wagons, providing efficient collection and transport solutions for forage operations
Together, the Fendt Hay Range reflects the brand’s commitment to innovation, efficiency and quality.
By offering a complete suite of hay and forage equipment backed by the Fendt dealer network, producers can confidently tackle every stage of the harvesting process while maximising productivity, feed quality and long-term return on investment.
