I don't have any experience with that mower but I know with my discbine it doesn't like cutting where the hay has been ran over already. Well at least not in the same direction. Are you looking at this for open field haying? If so I would go with a standard mower, in vineyards and orchards the wheel tracks are generally worn down already making it a non-issue as we run the same tracks every time we go down the rows. This mower is designed to mow the grass that is left mostly untouched in the row centers. To be honest though I am surprised they built a mower for this, the amount of chemicals we use would turn me off from feeding the hay to any animals. There are re-entry intervals and minimum days before harvest regulations that we use to minimize the amount of chemicals that are actually on the fruit and when harvested and even then you still wash it before eating it. The hay would be cut and baled with their system during our main spray season so there will definitey be spray residue all over the grass.