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Rick Haun

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As seen in: Ag Update, Pantagraph, Herald & Review, Journal Gazette & Times-Courier, Illinois Farmer Today, Ravalli Republic, York News-Times, Strip-Till Farmer
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Newest planters right-sized for small- to mid-size farms

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By Rick Haun
| Illinois Farmer Today Verified
Thanks to ever-expanding farms and ever-tighter planting windows, wide-working, acre-devouring planters have become the norm. In fact, a new generation of 120-foot 48-row planters can knock out up to 800 acres a day or better when conditions are right and everything’s clicking. Now, some manufacturers are introducing down-sized planter models with slimmer price tags that ought to have wide appeal for small- to moderate-size producers (think 500 to 2,000 or so acres). Case in point?
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Service Managers' Tractor Survival Tips for Winter Chill

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By Rick Haun
| Strip-Till Farmer Verified
Seems like the benign Midwest winters we’ve experienced over the recent past might have lulled us into a sense of a new normal — a kinder, more-temperate winter. But this recent arctic blast serves as a cruel reminder that Mother Nature can still deliver a frigid punch in the gut — one that exacts a toll on humans, livestock and machines. So, herewith, some timely pointers on keeping your tractor chugging during the deep winter chill.
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Service managers offer tractor survival tips for winter chill

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By Rick Haun
| Illinois Farmer Today Verified
Seems like the benign Midwest winters we’ve experienced over the recent past might have lulled us into a sense of a new normal — a kinder, more-temperate winter. But this recent arctic blast serves as a cruel reminder that Mother Nature can still deliver a frigid punch in the gut — one that exacts a toll on humans, livestock and machines. So, herewith, some timely pointers on keeping your tractor chugging during the deep winter chill.
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