Winterizing Equipment

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With cold weather coming, it’s a good idea before you put machinery away for the winter to check the antifreeze. Even if you’re not sure you’ve got it.

Making Your Equipment Last

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To keep farm equipment running during the winter, one thing to remember – is that it’s winter. “A lot of times, they forget about shutting off the A/C unit,” explained Gary Busselman of S&H Farm Supply in Lockwood, Mo. “They contradict each other when you'd rather have heat and the A/C is still running; there's a valve on some units that will have to be shut off.”

Maintaining Ethanol Engines

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"Farmers and ranchers use a variety of small engine equipment daily,” said Mark Larose, service manager at S&H Farm Supply, Rogersville, Mo. “ATVs, UTVs, chainsaws, log splitters, chippers and a variety of lawn equipment keep a farm running.”

Winterizing Equipment

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With cold weather coming, it’s a good idea before you put machinery away for the winter to check the antifreeze. Even if you’re not sure you’ve got it.

DNA: Feedlot Strategies

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Recently, animal scientist John Wagner and his team set out to answer one question: “Is there potential application for DNA technology in the feedlot?”

Recycling on the Farm

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Reduce, reuse and recycle. We’ve all heard the message but it can be frustrating when it comes to recycling on the farm. As producers do maintenance on equipment and work around the farm excess waste is produced and the frustration of where to dispose of the waste arises.

Keeping Your Diesel on the Road

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Regular maintenance is crucial in order to get your diesel engine to last. Although, diesel engines tend to last longer without major repairs than gasoline engines, they do require regular maintenance mostly in the form of frequent oil and filter changes.

What is the Right Choice?

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Perhaps one of the hardest decisions to make when buying a new tractor is which dealer you want to work with. After speaking with salesmen from Kubota, John Deere and New Holland, they all agreed that it is important to have a good relationship with your dealership and know exactly what services they offer after the sale.

Beating Strokes

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David Bullock’s stroke occurred on a hot June day as he climbed the steps to his family’s crop-dusting business. His wife, Shannon, an EMT II, witnessed the fall, rushed to his aid and called 911.

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