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Like something you saw at the Farm Progress Show or Husker Harvest Days? Didn't get a chance to make it to all the exhibitors? We have compiled into one spot, nearly 200 new products featured at the big 2012 shows in this FREE report.
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Being stuck in the mud is never fun, especially if you are hauling heavy equipment or up against a deadline. Properly extracting your stuck equipment can be tricky, so be sure to do it right the first time and avoid any more unnecessary headaches.
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Vertical tillage tools are designed to run fast and shallow, with the goal of cutting down on residue while leveling out the seedbed. Choosing the right equipment can help ease your farming operation. Discover why more and more farmers are considering vertical tillage in their farming operation.
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Farmers weathering 2012 are learning plenty about everything from crop insurance to seed genetics as parched conditions reshape farm business across the country. Consider our 5-part approach to moving ahead after the toughest drought since the 1930s.
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Cover crops are grasses, legumes or small grains grown between regular grain crop production periods for the purpose of protecting and improving the soil. Farmers are seeing the value of having a cover crop and more are incorporating them into their row-crop systems.
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Free report reveals the little-known reasons for the near-record corn harvest of 2009 that no one could predict and every corn farming professional wants to repeat.
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The investment made in animal feed is significant and a key component in the process is the baler. There is a lot of satisfaction that comes from growing and harvesting one's own hay. Not to mention, a great way to save money and maybe even make a little extra. With the right equipment, baling your own feed can be a solid add-on to your farm.
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Whether a producer grows hay to feed his livestock or someone else's, the enterprise is not worthwhile unless it makes money. With the lack of feed combined with rising costs of the feed available, good hay is becoming hard to come by. Consider these 10 Hay Farming Basics to maximize the quality of your hay product.
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