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I just finished re-reading “Hatchet” by Gary Paulsen. I read it several years ago, but my son was reading it for his reading class so I decided to read it with him. If you haven’t read “Hatchet,” you should. It’s a great book.
Failure to maintain proper coolant can result in engine overheating, engine cylinder liner cavitation (pitting), water pump failures, corrosion, coolant contamination of the lube system and loss of coolant.
Most manufacturers recommend testing annually or at specified hour intervals, such as every 500 hours.
As I write, the last of the snow is melting away. Area farmers are looking at futures and weather predictions, deciding what to put in the ground. The same thing is repeated often: “It’s a gamble.” The same sentiment is also used to express feelings about agriculture in general.
• Dr. K. Larry Smith, professor emeritus at Ohio State University, has won the National Mastitis Council (NMC) Award of Excellence for Mastitis Prevention and Control.
Kubota introduces BX70 Series sub-compact tractors
Kubota’s new BX-Series sub-compact tractor line includes four models equipped with three-cylinder diesel Kubota engines built exclusively for the series.
Age: 58
Location: Madison, Wisconsin
Your background in agriculture: Master of science in ag business management from the University of Wisconsin – Madison. Currently vice president of Vita Plus Corp.
At a recent training event at the USDA-NRCS State Office in East Lansing, Michigan, 25 employees attended a technical course for two days. I helped deliver this course. When done, I was drawn to write a commentary about the course’s students. Here is it in this column.
The author of this post, Sam Leadley, is a calf and heifer management consultant with Attica Veterinary Clinic in Attica, New York. Leadley blogs about calf care issues at http://dairycalfcare.blogspot.com
Well, I’m back in the U.S. at the Attica Vet Clinic. But my head is still in Haverfordwest, Wales, at the farmer meeting last Friday.
In the wake of published studies speaking to efficacy of intramammary treatments for gram-negative clinical mastitis, namely a five-day ceftiofur treatment option, experts weigh in on the pros and cons, specifically, of the five-day treatment plan.
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