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An in-depth look at the Federal Automated Vehicles Policy

November 1, 2016
Todd J. Janzen
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has issued its Federal Automated Vehicles Policy. Although this policy applies solely to on-road vehicles, CNH’s recent introduction of a concept autonomous tractor suggests that NHTSA’s policy may have agricultural implications too.
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Over the river and through the woods – is another holiday disaster

October 24, 2016
Jerry Nelson
The holiday season will soon be here, that time of year when belts shrink and stretchy pants become your best friend. The big three of holiday celebrations come one after another, with scant time for the waistline to recover.
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Farmers are humbled in their gardens

October 12, 2016
Jerry Nelson
Of all the farming projects I’ve undertaken, our home garden has been the least profitable.
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Quotes & Concepts: 'You can manage to minimize prussic acid danger"

September 29, 2016
Don Ball
Prussic or hydrocyanic acid (HCN) is a natural compound that can sometimes build to toxic levels in plants. Among forage crops, plants in the Sorghum genus (including sudangrass, forage and grain-type sorghums, sorghum-sudangrass hybrids and johnsongrass) are most likely to cause this problem.
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Switched-up saddle tanks

September 9, 2016
Kari Lynn Dell
Being very small farmers, we don’t own brand-new equipment. The men of my family are good mechanics who can keep older machinery running rather than spend the total worth of every crop we’ve harvested in the past 15 years on anything straight off the assembly line.
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Quotes & Concepts: Endophytes are not contagious

August 30, 2016
Don Ball
Plants can be affected by micro-organisms of several types including bacteria, viruses and fungi. Most have what scientists refer to as “perfect” reproduction, i.e., spores are released into the air and can then move to other locations and other plants, resulting in infection at new locations.

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Hay hauler’s shape-up

July 26, 2016
Kari Lynn Dell
With the cattle market looking a little shaky, we’ve decided it’s time to look for additional sources of income. After scrolling through 95 infomercial channels in search of one TV show my husband and I could agree on, I have hit on the perfect solution: a week-long, fat-blaster workout called the Hay Hauler’s Shape-Up.
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Quotes & Concepts: Forage quality and nutritive value are not the same

July 12, 2016
Don Ball
The nutritional requirements of animals vary, and ensuring that their dietary needs are met from grazed forages can be challenging.
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Dust on the Dashboard: Remembering fallen heroes

June 27, 2016
Glenn Brunkow
I failed and broke a promise. Not long ago, I told my friend Mary Beth that I would always write about her son-in-law for my Memorial Day column. SFC Forrest Robertson made the ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan; he died protecting each one of us. He is the only hero that I knew personally that made the greatest sacrifice, and that is why I have vowed to never forget. Then Monday happened.
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Quotes & Concepts: As forage value changes, so should strategies

May 26, 2016
Don Ball
One reason why forage-livestock production is challenging is that the value of forage is surprisingly dynamic. Forage value increases when forage growth is limited by weather, when alternative feeds are expensive or when pastures on a farm are stocked too heavily.
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