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The labor dispute-related slowdown that has crippled West Coast ports for nearly nine months was the prime focus at a hearing called on Feb. 10 by Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Neb.), chairwoman of the Senate Subcommittee on Surface Transportation.
In this video from Saskatchewan Agriculture, Livestock Specialist Naomi Paley and Regional Forage Specialist Todd Jorgenson discuss the importance of feed testing and demonstrate how to obtain a proper feed sample.
As 2014 came to a close, land values had stabilized from the double-digit increases of the past few years, according to Farmers National Company, a farm and ranch real estate company. Location and quality of land continue to be the main drivers of prices for a given tract of land. The lower supply of land for sale and the continued demand for agricultural land is maintaining general stability of the land market.
A recent Progressive Forage Grower poll asked, “How many tractors do you have? (Running or not, count everything but yard art.)”
Most producers (58.7 percent) said that they have one to five tractors.
There is a lot of time and money invested when seeding in a new alfalfa crop. The plan is for that crop to pay that back with profits for years to come, but sometimes it doesn’t work out as planned.
Tornado warnings, winter storm warnings and severe thunderstorm warnings – these weather events are familiar to all of us. But have you ever heard of a ‘drought’ warning?
Drought is sneaky. You know it’s going to happen; you just don’t know when. All is going well; you have a little dry period; and before you know it and without warning, you’re in a drought.
Great Lakes Polymer Technologies (GLPT), a company specialized in polymer engineering, has acquired and combined Bridon Cordage and Fabpro Oriented Polymers.
Dale Carnegie said, “If you want to conquer fear, don’t sit home and think about it. Go out and get busy.”
In college, my freshman dorm room was located on the ground floor. I had a habit of arising early while others slept. One morning, I caught movement out of the corner of my eye.
Most everyone is in favor of tolerance theoretically: You do things your way, and I’ll do them mine. While the theory sounds workable, the practice of tolerance is much more challenging.
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