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Drones and Agriculture: A Change is Coming
Farmers and agriculturalists have been innovating and inventing for generations, so it should be no surprise that we've seen considerable changes in this space for a long time. Some of...
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Preparing for the Next Great Recession with Homesteading
Preparing for the Next Great Recession with Homesteading Everyone knows about the Great Depression when living was tough, unemployment was high, and food was scarce. The GDP declined 26.7%, setting...
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Restoring a Used Tractor in 2022
If you’re considering buying an older machine, there will inevitably be both a learning curve and some tune-ups involved in making it look and run as well as possible. The...
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Choosing an Orchard Tractor
Orchard or vineyard production is a multi-year project, and once the dimensions are set and rows are planted, the machines used need to fit in between them. Image Source Newer...
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Choosing a Baler
There are a number of things to consider in buying a baler, beyond basic concerns like budget. 1. Square or Round Bales? Firstly, it is important to decide whether you...
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Top 5 tractors by Decade, 1950-2000.
There are a lot of compact tractors out there that were so well-made at the time of manufacture, that they have become classic pieces of farm equipment that are still...
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Who owns your tractor?
Recently, Deere & Co.--the company that manufactures John Deere farming equipment--struck a deal with Monsanto in order to use both hardware and software from a subsidiary company called Precision Planting...
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New to farming? Try starting with some broken-in equipment
The average age an American Farmer is 58, and that number is reportedly rising every year. While Baby-Boomers at news outlets are keen to blame the dearth of young farmers...
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How a Hay Baler Works
Cattles, horses, pigs, goats, rabbits and sheep all need to eat, in fact, they eat a lot of food. One of the most prominent feeds of these animals is hay,...
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"Everything (99%), except most of our bearings are manufactured HERE in the USA, not China, France, Etc. or their workers. Rarely are we more than OEM from a Dealership, however...
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