With the ever rising costs of equipment, inputs and pretty much everything on the farm, protecting your investment is becoming very critical. Stolen tractors, implements, tools and anything else a thief can sell quickly, or overseas, is becoming common place in our rural communities. Cameras are an excellent deterrent to stop would be thieves from violating your business and life. With many farmers living at their place of business, thefts can feel violating to your entire…
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With harvest finally over for most producers throughout Ontario, many farmers will reflect on how to improve on the results of last year. These points are often over looked ways to improve harvest efficiency. I have listed what my experience shows as the most overlooked, but still very important.
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Major trends in agriculture from Rabobank Ag Executive Survey.
From Rabobank
China's continued influence on agricultural commodity demand and global economic growth, along with increasing weather extremes, stand out as key issues for North American food, beverage and agribusiness in 2013, a recent poll of Rabobank clients shows.
The poll of over 350 executives from leading companies in the North American food, beverage and agribusiness industry was conducted at…
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After many years of precision agricultural use, many questions still exist of what is the correct correction for each operation. I have listed the corrections available and a brief description of their uses.
Wide Area Augmentation Signal (WAAS) –
Accuracy: < 6-8”
Initialization/Convergence: Standard*
This free service provides performance suitable for agriculture applications in which accuracy and repeatability are not of the highest…
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With the ever rising costs of equipment, inputs and pretty much everything on the farm, protecting your investment is becoming very critical. Stolen tractors, implements, tools and anything else a thief can sell quickly, or overseas, is becoming common place in our rural communities. Cameras are an excellent deterrent to stop would be thieves from violating your business and life. With many farmers living at their place of business, thefts can feel violating to your entire…
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Imagine harvesting a bumper crop, in perfect loose soil with no trash, clods or rocks. Many would say that this will never be possible here in North America. Northern Equipment Solutions is now offering the equipment and knowledge needed to take advantage of this tried and proven technology from Europe. Improved shape, quality, size uniformity and yield are all now possible.
Many Farms within Europe have seen the benefits of soil conditioning and quad planting, with its…
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Before Planting
• Select fields that are best suited for growing potatoes and are free from excessive rocks. Investigate the soil conditioning technics presently adopted throughout Europe, if unavoidable.
• Avoid tillage practices that create clods that will not break down during the growing season. Rotary tillage methods prevent clods in clod prone soils.
During the Growing Season
• Use a balanced fertility program to keep vines green…
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Inputs prices are high and so are crop prices. Managing costs and yields is critical to success on your farm. With commodity prices high you cannot settle for average yields. The use of variable rate precision ag products and services helps farmers to do just that. Placing the inputs in the intended prescribed areas has become very popular and makes a tremendous amount of sense for many producers. With the use of satellite imagery, plant health data, soil testing and harvest data, some very…
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Veris Technologies has become a name known as the go to tool for advanced soil information. Offering 3 different sensing systems Veris Technologies can provide information on Soil Type, Organic Matter and PH levels individually or in any combination of the 3. Here is the 3 types of soil sampling systems available and how you can benefit from knowedge gained.
Soil EC Sensing- Is soil electrical conductivity, a measurement of how much current your soil…
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Remember commodity trading is financially risk and not for everyone. This video is for educational purposes only.
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As a precision GPS specialist, I am amazed when my initial conversation with a new customer starts with a few common comments about precision GPS systems and the brands that represent them. My return to all of these comments is the exact same statement, but I have decided to list what someone with years of precision knowledge has to say about these mis-conceptions and not the canned my product is better that many…
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Prairie winemakers and Quebec sheep farmers share
Canada’s 2012 Outstanding Young Farmers honour
Ancaster, ON [December 4, 2012] – Saskatchewan fruit wine producers and first generation Quebec sheep farmers are Canada’s 2012 Outstanding Young Farmers (OYF). Sue Echlin and Vance Lester of Perdue, Saskatchewan and Martin Brodeur Choquette and Johanne Cameron of St-Charles-sur-Richelieu, Quebec were…
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