Note that in the base game, the two largest (and most expensive) Corn Chaff Headers are nearly identical to one another - but one has a higher power consumption than the other. Essentially, you want the widest Corn Chaff Header you can afford. The process of turning Corn into Chaff is the same as any other use of a Forage Harvester.Ĭhoosing which Corn Chaff Header to buy is mostly a matter of deciding how much money you want to spend. Note that effectively these are two pairs of nearly-identical models, with mostly cosmetic differences between them. Additionally, a fifth model is available that attaches directly to Tractors, effectively turning the Tractor into a Forage Harvester that can only cut Corn for Chaff.īelow is a list of the four Corn Chaff Models found in the 'Forage Harvester Headers' category at the store. The base game offers 4 different models of Corn Chaff Headers, but the two largest models are identical to one another in every way except color. Nonetheless, the process of turning Corn into Silage is still very profitable relative to the time and effort spent on it. Corn Chaff Headers are generally wider than other types of Forage Headers, but they have a low Maximum Work Speed. The most important difference between models of Corn Chaff Headers is Width and Price - the wider the better, but more expensive. A hectare of Corn yields far more Chaff than a hectare of any other Crop. Silage itself is highly profitable when sold, and is also important for feeding Cows.Īlthough it is possible to make Chaff and Silage from other source materials, Corn is the best source of Chaff in the game. Instead, it must be dumped into a Silage Bunker, compressed by a large vehicle, and then fermented for several hours - at which point it becomes Silage.

When installed on a Forage Harvester, it can be used to cut down Corn fields and produce Chaff.Ĭhaff cannot be sold as-is.

A Corn Chaff Header is a type of Forage Header in Farming Simulator 17.

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