I grew up on a ranch located in the southern United States. For as long as I can remember, my father has raised beef cattle. Every summer, he has the arduous task of baling cutting and arranging hay into bales. Because of the hot humid weather in our part of the country, my father particularly dreaded this summer chore when I was young. His hay baler didn’t contain an air conditioner in it. Thankfully, he has recently acquired a hay baler with this convenience. Now, he can cut his hay down without even breaking a sweat. If you’re thinking about getting into the cattle business, consider opting for an air conditioned hay baler immediately. On this blog, you will discover the advantages of buying a new state-of-the-art hay baler with a built-in air conditioning system.
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Runoff Isn't A Good Thing In Agriculture
29 November 2021
When you normally think of runoff, you think of water cascading off a roof or down a lawn to a storm drain. You want water to run off in those conditions as letting the water pool on the roof or the lawn would be damaging. In agriculture, it's very different. Runoff steals nutrients and contributes to crop dehydration and death, and contributes to agricultural pollution farther away. Laser grading allows farmers to make the land as level as possible to minimize runoff.
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Factors To Consider When Selecting Riding Lawn Mowers
2 September 2021
One of the biggest misconceptions many people have is that all riding lawn mowers are pretty much the same. While they can all help you mow a large yard faster and use less energy than a traditional push mower, that is where many of the differences end. If you are looking to purchase a riding lawn mower, here are a few of the factors to pay attention to help you select the best mower for your needs.
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Why Cedar Is A Good Choice In Wood For Building Structures And Fences On Your Farm
4 May 2021
If you like to build things around your farm, you'll want to find a good timber supplier to keep you stocked in cedar, pine, and other types of lumber you'll need. If you have the space, you can even store timber so you'll have boards on hand to make repairs to your fence or buildings without having to run to the lumber yard all the time. Cedar is a fun type of wood to work with because it has an attractive color and useful attributes.