A: Hi Neighbor- Amount of wraps needed, will depend on the size of the bale or stalks and coverage needed.

A: Hi Neighbor- This item is imported, with the manufacturing country is China.

A: To answer this question we need to know how many complete wraps or “revolutions” of netwrap that the end-user will be using to wrap each of their bales. As a rule of thumb: The amount of Netwrap used to wrap a bale one time is approximately 17.7 feet for a 5 ft.’ diameter bale and 20.84 feet for a 6 ft. diameter bale. The above is calculated by the equation C = πd, or Circumference = Pi x diameter. By taking the diameter of the bale (5 ft.) and multiplying that by PI (3.14), and then adding 2 feet to allow for “in-field variables” such as: bale monitors not being exact, over-size bales, overlapping of net, etc. So, (5 x 3.14) + 2 = 17.7 feet for one full wrap or revolution of netwrap on a 5 ft. diameter bale. If the end-user is using 2 full wraps or revolutions per bale, then 2 x 17.7 = 35.4 feet for 2 full wraps or revolutions. Example 1: There are 9,840’ in the roll, so divide 9,840 by the 35.4 feet (for 2 full wraps or revolutions) = 278 bales wrapped per roll. Example 2: There are 9,840’ in the roll, so divide 9,840 by 53.1 feet (for 3 full wraps or revolutions) = 185 bales wrapped per roll. As you can see, the number of bales you can cover with one roll varies greatly with the number of wraps being used for each bale. If you have additional questions, please contact the manufacturer at 1-800-225-8946 or online at https://www.tama-usa.com/contact-us/

A: To answer this question we need to know how many complete wraps or “revolutions” of netwrap that the end-user will be using to wrap each of their bales. As a rule of thumb: The amount of Netwrap used to wrap a bale one time is approximately 17.7 feet for a 5 ft.’ diameter bale and 20.84 feet for a 6 ft. diameter bale. The above is calculated by the equation C = πd, or Circumference = Pi x diameter. By taking the diameter of the bale (5 ft.) and multiplying that by PI (3.14), and then adding 2 feet to allow for “in-field variables” such as: bale monitors not being exact, over-size bales, overlapping of net, etc. So, (5 x 3.14) + 2 = 17.7 feet for one full wrap or revolution of netwrap on a 5 ft. diameter bale. If the end-user is using 2 full wraps or revolutions per bale, then 2 x 17.7 = 35.4 feet for 2 full wraps or revolutions. Example 1: There are 9,840’ in the roll, so divide 9,840 by the 35.4 feet (for 2 full wraps or revolutions) = 278 bales wrapped per roll. Example 2: There are 9,840’ in the roll, so divide 9,840 by 53.1 feet (for 3 full wraps or revolutions) = 185 bales wrapped per roll. As you can see, the number of bales you can cover with one roll varies greatly with the number of wraps being used for each bale. If you have additional questions, please contact the manufacturer at 1-800-225-8946 or online at https://www.tama-usa.com/contact-us/