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I started driving milk tankers for Ruan because ...
Henderson: it is a great opportunity. They have dedicated customers and offer competitive wages.
Lopez: I wanted to work locally so I could be home every evening.
Quintero: I was in need of a job and Ruan was a growing company in the area.
Silva: of the competitive pay and benefits.
Moustaches have become de rigueur in certain lifestyle choices: mountain men, Arctic explorers, Fu Man Chu-ists, carnival acts like the bearded lady and cowboy poets. As we know, if something becomes popular, the government soon tries to get involved.
It all started when my wife asked: “What happened to your head?”
“Where?” I asked, thinking I had scratched it in the mesquite or during the night while I was sleeping someone had tattooed “KICK ME” across my forehead. She reached up and touched me above the left ear. “Oh,” I said, “I had a little hair trim.”
One of the first steps of conservation planning is understanding the landowner’s goals and objectives. In fact, this step is so important that if we plan without it, the plan fails.
I recently visited a dairy farm in northern Michigan. As part of my duties, I was tasked with evaluating the planning effort of an agronomist applying for a planning certificate. This story is not about the agronomist – but the farm family.
In Beijing, China, the Artex Barn Solutions staff hosted approximately forty people from around the world, from Dec. 4 through 8.
The main celebration of the week focused on the grand opening of the new Artex manufacturing facility in Tianjin, China. With 10,000 square meters of manufacturing capacity, the new facility is designed to support global growth for Artex in the dairy industry.
Computer-aided machinery will also increase efficiencies in the new factory.
Agricultural engineering company KELTEC, based in Ireland, is bringing its bale management solutions to North America.
The KELTEC Self Loading Bale Transporter, available in an 8- or 10-pack size, offers efficient transport. The 10-pack can transport 72 bales per hour on a half-mile trip, whereas the 8-pack moves 60.
The Galaxy Muddy Buddy from the Alliance Tire Group has introduced a super-deep-tread design to its lineup of skid steer tires.
The company says that the Muddy Buddy’s extra-deep tread, shallow lug angle and sharp shoulders provide better traction on slick or slushy surfaces and offer more high-durability rubber for longer service life.
AMBRACO is offering a new wrap for round hay bales.
Sold under the name of B-Wrap, the product works in John Deere 7, 8 and 9 Series round balers that have had a special B-Wrap kit installed by the dealer.
The wrap is a solid surface that AMBRACO says will allow moisture inside the bale to escape. The wrap also minimizes the amount of water that will enter the bale during storage.
Launched for the first time in the U.S. by U.S. Farm Innovations – the exclusive North American distributor for this product – Tractor Guard provides an affordable, durable and hassle-free solution to issues associated with broken windows on farm and construction equipment.
These patented Tractor Guards are made of clear poly-carbonate similar to police riot shields, says Lyle Silbernagel, owner of U.S. Farm Innovations.
ImmuCell recently added an informational video offering advice and experiences from a veterinarian’s viewpoint to the Immediate Immunity YouTube channel.
Steve Hayes, DVM and owner of Day 1 Technology, is featured in the piece titled “A Veterinarian’s Perspective: Achieving Immediate Immunity.”
