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Ingenuity on the farm: Pickup-bed hay spears

October 11, 2012
Zepplin Smith
Have you ever needed to haul a bale of hay but the tractor with the spears is at the farm farthest from the barn? This is a problem I came across on a cold winter day, and the idea for hydraulic spears for a pickup truck crossed my mind. I’m Zepplin Smith, a student at Olton Independent School District, Olton, Texas.
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Eugene Rodberg, Todd Johnson, Winners Karyn, Bob Schauf, Pat Couillard

World Forage Analysis Superbowl announces 2012 winners

October 10, 2012
With 345 entries from 23 states, the 29th annual World Forage Analysis Superbowl experienced another year of strong participation.
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World Dairy Expo

FFA Dairy Forage Quiz at World Dairy Expo

October 8, 2012
For the second year, the U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center, in Madison, Wisconsin, organized a special outreach activity for FFA students attending World Dairy Expo.
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New agricultural sprayer safety manual from AEM

October 3, 2012

The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) has produced a new safety manual for agricultural sprayer operators and maintenance personnel. The manual covers a typical daily work environment for the equipment, outlining the latest accepted safety procedures in clearly stated safety warnings, graphics and text.

The 48-page manual was developed by AEM member manufacturers in an ad hoc agricultural sprayer committee under the auspices of the association’s Farm Equipment Council (FEC) Agricultural Safety Committee.
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New Holland launches ‘Farming Weather Forecast and Services’ app

October 1, 2012

New Holland Agriculture has launched a free Farming Weather Forecast and Services app that the company says is distinct from the purely product-based apps already on the market.

Because accurate weather forecasting is a prerequisite for efficient and productive farming, New Holland's app provides local forecasts. Data is drawn from a network of over 71,000 weather stations. Using geo-location technology, that data is received and analyzed from the closest sub-station. Available information includes actual and "feels like" temperature, pressure, and wind speed and direction – of prime importance when spraying.
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COUNTERPOINT: In response to 'Inoculants: Insurance or strategy?'

September 28, 2012
Scott Dennis
 

counterpointI feel the need to respond to the recent article entitled, “Inoculants: Insurance or strategy?” (Editor’s note: This article appeared in the July 1st, 2012 issue of Progressive Forage Grower Click here to read).

I will preface my response by stating that as a trained microbiologist, I have spent 30 years with Pioneer Hi-Bred researching the lactic acid bacteria involved in silage fermentation.

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Enough to go around

September 28, 2012
Lynn Olsen

As another forage production season comes to a close, many producers once again find themselves wondering if they will have enough feed on hand or be able to find and purchase what they are lacking.

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How much does that hay cost and what should I charge?

September 28, 2012
Gordon Groover

Popular press and other media outlets are saturated with simple and very complex strategies on how to price a product or service. Yet they all start with four basic concepts:

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Silo gas

No matter the type of silo: The risk for silo gas and silo filler’s disease

September 28, 2012
The question was asked during a safety presentation “Do we still need to be concerned about silo gas if we only have bunker or pile silos?” Fair question and the answer is yes. Let’s start with the basics of silage fermentation and the production of silo gas.
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Is your equipment investment profitable?

September 28, 2012
When does equipment pay for itself? Determining when a capital investment moves from breakeven to profitable is tricky. Since the useful life of the equipment is longer than one year and is often financed for a period of years, it’s a question that every producer or service provider should ask. There is a certain peace of mind knowing that your investment actually does pay.
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