Don Anderson estimates his Drago corn head saved him at least $30,000 in yield last year, a huge piece of his operation’s overall ROI. See the Drago Difference at: dragotec.com/downcorn

Tony made the switch to a Drago corn head while harvesting downed corn following heavy winds. When his Deere kept plugging up, Tony knew it was time to try Drago–and the yields paid off. See the Drago Difference at: dragotec.com/drago-vs-deere

While a skeptic at first, Dave Opperman soon realized the quality and performance of a Drago corn head. He especially appreciates that his Drago “didn't require anything but service” and is “virtually maintenance free.” See the Drago difference: dragotec.com/drago-difference

The Wilsons appreciate how a Drago corn head works in various types of terrain and soils, consistently capturing more kernels and overall ROI. For John and Jakob, less corn on the ground is a welcome change. Discover the Drago Difference: dragotec.com/drago-difference

Harvest today’s corn with today’s technology. Today’s hybrids, populations and equipment size have all changed since the ’80s, but your traditional corn head hasn’t. Drago heads are built for today’s agriculture, with self-adjusting deck plates that capture kernels across every row, “ear shocks” ...

Drago outfitted a 12-Row head with sensors attached to the deck plates. there are 6 rows of data and 2 sensors per row (one on each deck plate). This video shows how impossible it really is to have that perfect deck plate gap with hydraulic deck plates. See how many times this head adjusted to...

When the Kohlhaggen brothers were looking for a corn head they looked into all of the features that the Drago offers. After purchasing their first Drago corn head it had done everything that was stated and more. Listen to their side of the story here.

Josh was a long-time John Deere corn head owner and had gotten used to hearing the "ping" of kernels off of the windshield of the combine. Listen to why he thinks the Drago corn head is the best piece of equipment for harvesting corn!

Don & Kyle Chirpich have been farming organic corn for a few years now and had the chance to run a Drago GT in some dry corn and also down corn since owning the head. They had a hard time trying to find loss behind the head. Listen to their experience with the GT.

Kyler South, of Dragotec U.S.A., Inc. goes through preparing your corn head for harvest. This can be a key factor in having fewer breakdowns during harvest. Watch this video on what to do and look for in preparing your GT corn head for harvest.

Kyler South, of Dragotec U.S.A., Inc. goes through preparing your corn head for harvest. This can be a key factor in having fewer breakdowns during harvest. Watch this video on what to do and look for in preparing your Series II corn head for harvest.

Breaking down adjustments that can be made to help pick up down corn. We all know down corn can happen at any time. Drago owners feel much better knowing they have the right corn head for the job.