Switching to the Arcusin MultiPack E14 was a game-changer. We needed a way to handle our bales without the manual labor headaches. Now, every bundle’s ready to go, saving us time and effort across the entire ranch.

Paul and the Harker family made the switch from a 3-tie bale wagon to the Arcusin MultiPack E14, revolutionizing their hay operation with greater efficiency and easier handling.

– Harker Ranch, United States | MultiPack E14

The Harker family, proud fourth-generation owners of Harker Ranch in the United States, has been deeply committed to producing high-quality alfalfa and horse-quality grass hay. Known for their careful field preparation and custom farming services, the Harkers have built a reputation for excellence over many decades. Originally, they relied on New Holland stack wagons to move and handle their three-tie bales, a common choice among hay producers in the area. Yet, as demand grew, so did the challenges of handling small bales manually—especially on tougher days when stacking became labor-intensive and time-consuming.

Brandon Harker, who has been actively involved in the ranch for over 14 years, recognized the need for a more efficient solution. After researching various options, he came across the Arcusin MultiPack E14, a bundler designed to simplify hay handling while maintaining the integrity of small bales. This machine was a game-changer for Harker Ranch. Unlike traditional stack wagons, the MultiPack E14 gathers individual bales into compact bundles, each tightly secured and easy to handle. This new method significantly reduces the need for labor and speeds up the entire process from field to storage.

We had the opportunity to visit the Harker family on their farms in Nevada and Utah, where we saw firsthand the positive impact that the MultiPack E14 has had on their operations. For Harker Ranch, the switch to the MultiPack E14 was a strategic decision that has improved workflow and morale across their operation. Now, their hay is bundled in either two-tie or three-tie packs, which customers overwhelmingly prefer due to the ease of handling. With the MultiPack E14, Harker Ranch can offer a premium product that meets the needs of their diverse customer base, from California’s dairy industry to export markets that demand consistent, high-quality hay packaging.

Brandon and the Harker family see the MultiPack E14 as a key investment in their ranch's future. Not only has it streamlined operations, but it has also allowed them to continue delivering hay in a way that aligns with their commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. They highly recommend Arcusin’s bundling technology to any producer who, like them, seeks to elevate productivity, reduce labor costs, and deliver top-tier products that stand out in the market.

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