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The alfalfa is at its peak, and you’ve laid down your biggest field. Rain is in the 48-hour forecast, and at 6 p.m., you have a breakdown. It’s critical a repair be made and you get back in the field.
Please don’t tell me your operator’s manual is only taken out to use as a temporary booster seat. With farm equipment becoming more and more computerized and high-tech, many farmers marvel at what new machines can do.
It’s the time of year when hay equipment is parked in machinery sheds across most of the country and owners are planning for the upcoming season. For the newer equipment that is still under a manufacturer’s warranty, it’s an excellent time to evaluate mechanical problems.
Lack of Senate action makes options for tax relief difficult The annual trip that profitable agricultural producers make to their local dealer, to buy equipment to write off on their taxes, is tainted this year by a tax situation that is up in the air.
