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On May 8, 1914, President Woodrow Wilson signed the Smith-Lever Act into law, establishing the Cooperative Extension Service. In the 100 years that have elapsed, extension agents and educators at the national, state and local level have been leaders in an epic agricultural revolution.
Our morning starts just as God gives us daylight. Most days, it seems it starts only minutes after we go to sleep – because we’re exhausted and because it really has only been a few hours since we lay our heads down, thanking God for another blessed day.
On a recent Sunday I was delayed being ready to leave church for home. My wife had missed meetings that day due to some form of the flu, so I opted to drive my 1979 Mazda RX-7 sports car to church.
A forage harvester owner might ask, “How can I get my harvester and corn head ready to chop?” The few hours spent inspecting and doing preventative maintenance on a pull-type or self-propelled forage harvester and its head will pay off by getting a harvester in the field quickly when the crop is ready and then minimizing expensive downtime and costly repairs during harvest.
I’ve always admired the coffee-table books with gorgeous photography and interesting insights. Although such books have frequently caught my eye over the years, my interest was short-lived when I realized I would have to look at that book every day for the next 10 years. I just didn’t think the subject matter would be interesting for that long, so I never acquired one – until now. I’ve finally found the book.
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