Equipment

Corn growers are constantly looking for ways to maximize profit. Planter condition is one of the most controllable variables that influence profitability.

Tractors are a primary source of work-related injury on farms, however, not all of the injuries happen while the tractor is being used for work.

Drought conditions in regions throughout North America have placed a great deal of pressure on cattle ranchers and dairy farmers, particularly in regards to the cost and availability of hay this winter.

All summer you have diligently maintained, calibrated and cleaned out your sprayer. Good winterizing and storage of your sprayer can ensure that next year when you pull it out of your shop it will function properly. Here are a few tips that you can use to make winterizing easy.

How would you rate how harvest went for you this year? Was the process smooth from start to finish? Are there things you plan to change to make next year’s harvest season better?

Get ready: The fall harvest season is nearly upon us. The so-called “lazy” days of summer will undoubtedly give way to a very busy harvest for farmers across the county, increasing the likelihood for fatigue and risk of injury for tractor operators logging extra hours in the fields.