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Groundhog Day is the event on Feb. 2 of each year when, supposedly, the groundhog comes out of his burrow, looks around, and if there is enough sunlight for him to see his shadow, we are to expect six more weeks of winter weather.
Statistics show coolant-related failures are responsible for the majority of engine-related downtime, yet coolant maintenance is often overlooked. Coolant can appear simple at first, but the number of variations out there, along with the different marketing terms, colors, OEM standards and various maintenance protocols, can leave many scratching their heads.
I really don’t like to consider myself as part of an older generation of any sort. I’m afraid, though, the truth of the matter is: I fit into that demographic in several different categories. Being labeled in the older generation certainly beats the alternative to growing older, but it’s still not something I gladly concede.
Seven dollar corn. Fourteen dollar beans. Bring out the plow and disk. Tear up the hay ground, pasture and CRP. Let’s make some real money.
Sound familiar? All across much of North America, farmland devoted to forage production was rapidly converted to row crops to take advantage of attractive grain prices.
Many of us have been caught off guard and gelled a fuel system during an unexpected subzero snap, or been forced to try and use a truck or piece of equipment that we had not expected to use in the winter and had not properly prepped for the cold.
Reuters reports that Monsanto has filed a lawsuit in California to prevent the listing of glyphosate on the state’s list of known carcinogens. The case is Monsanto Company v. Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment, et al, case number 16-CECG-00183 in the Superior Court of the State of California, County of Fresno.
Oregon and Washington senators – Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley (Oregon), and Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell (Washington) – urged U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to address China’s restrictions on imports of GMO-free alfalfa hay, reports KTVZ.com news.
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