For Sale: Geringhoff Chopping Corn Head: 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006

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We at the Titan Outlet Store have all different brands of used Ag & CE Equipment.  One type in particular are Geringhoff Chopping Corn Heads.  The years vary from 2000 to 2006.  All are in very good shape and come with a 100% Money Back Guarantee!  So if you are looking for any used equipment please visit us at:  www.titanoutletstore.com

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Before you know it Corn Harvest will be here again, even though up here some guys finished their corn in May.  With the wet conditions last fall it made it pretty tough to get into the fields to get the crop off. 

We do have some really nice Corn Heads you can check out at our website:    www.titanoutletstore.com

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Is there any thing the Titan Outlet Store can do to help solve your equipment needs?  We still have plenty of really nice Geringhoff Chopping Corn Heads as well as CaseIH, John Deere and New Holland Heads.  If there is any other piece of equipment you are looking for such as Combines, Tractors, Tillage, ect,  please visit

www.titanoutletstore.com   and check out our current Inventory.

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The Used Geringhoff Chopping Corn Heads we have here at the Titan Outlet Store are field ready.  Why not take a look at www.titanoutletstore.com   or give us a call at 218-233-3700

We are a division of Titan Machinery, North America's largest CaseIH/New Holland dealer.

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How are the crops looking in your part of the country?  I walked out into a corn field yesterday and it was already chest high!  WOW!!  I hope everyone is having the same kind of growth where you are?

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Corn is looking pretty nice in our part of the world!!!  It's amazing how much the corn shoots for the sky when it's 90 outside.  Let us help find a solution to your Ag & Construction Equipment needs.

Visit us at www.titanoutletstore.com

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I was reading the latest AgWeek and found an article worth noting.  "Technologies rise to meet threats".  Syngenta has developed a new hybrid of corn which will tackle the insect/pest problem.  I was astounded to see the statistics on how much yield can be lost due to the different worms that attack corn.  What are your thoughts?  Comments appreciated.  Thank You.