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The header is the first and one of the most critical links in the harvest chain. It is a combine-mounted or trailed attachment that cuts the crop and feeds the material to the threshing apparatus. Grain loss depends directly on how well it works: even the most powerful combine won't deliver results if the header runs inefficiently. Its main job is a clean, uniform cut and a continuous, smooth flow of material that keeps the threshing system at a stable load.

Types of headers

Grain (all-crop) headers

The most common type for small grains (wheat, barley, rye, oats), as well as rapeseed/canola and soybeans. They use a cutterbar (sickle knife), a reel and an auger that moves the crop to the centre. For soybeans, a flexible cutterbar (flex) follows the ground contour and works at minimal cutting height.

FIELLDAY sunflower headers

Our specialty. Row-independent sunflower headers by FIELLDAY harvest only the heads, cutting off excess green material - this eases the load on the threshing system and saves fuel. Key advantages:

Corn headers

Highly specialised, row-specific units that work by stripping the ears from the stalk. Gathering points lift the stalk, snapping rolls pull it down and snap off the ear, and stalk choppers shred the remaining stalk onto the field. Only clean ears reach the combine - the key to high-quality threshing. See our corn headers.

How to choose a header

The header choice affects the entire harvest campaign. Modern models feature automatic ground-contour-following systems, allowing high-speed operation at minimal cutting heights - literally capturing every kernel. Base your choice on the crop, the working width and compatibility with your combine. Not sure? Contact us and we'll match a model to your farm.

Spare parts, delivery and advice

Beyond the machinery, we supply header spare parts of our own production and fast delivery across Ukraine. A quality header is your guarantee that the whole crop you worked so hard to grow ends up in the grain tank - not left on the field.