We make our own signature sweet basil vinaigrette and lemon basil vinaigrette dressings. They make excellent dressings and marinades.
Chosen from more than 320 innovations, two gold and 29 silver medals were awarded at the 2017 Agritechnica held in Hanover, Germany. Making machinery more efficient is a central theme among the award winners. Following are seven of those innovation award winners who received a silver medal.
New from the ground up, AGCO’s IDEAL combine features a new sensor system that detects the separation processes on the threshing and separation concaves and on the cleaning system. This road-friendly machine doesn’t exceed the 3.3 meter transport width.
This platform from Amazone uses virtual reality to support its customers and technicians. With real-time support, technicians can actually see the problem virtually, which maximizes their time as well as reduce a customer’s downtime.
This half-track tractor with full suspension from Claas combines the advantages of tracks with the driving comfort of a standard tractor.
Developed by John Deere, the EZ Ballast Wheels are weights fitted to a machine’s wheels with a pallet fork. Because the weights are secured with toggle levers, attaching and removing is a one man job.
AGCO’s VarioPull enables an operator to change the implement’s point of attachment up to within 80 cm. of the tractor’s rear axle – on the move, on a horizontal plane – to better distribute the weight.
By programming past yields, field topography, and all combine settings based on GPS positioning data, New Holland’s combine setting system can then interpret the information and respond quickly to varying conditions during harvest.
Powered by a 100 kWh, high-voltage battery, this tractor from AGCO can work for four hours at an average workload. The combustion engine, exhaust, air and fuel systems, as well as the radiator are replaced by the battery block, a compact electric motor and an electric control system.
We make our own signature sweet basil vinaigrette and lemon basil vinaigrette dressings. They make excellent dressings and marinades.
Many plant leaves are hydrophobic, meaning they repel water. There’s a pretty simple reason for that; plants absorb water through their roots, not their leaves, so there’s no benefit to water hanging out on a leaf. And if leaves are too wet, they can become moldy and unhealthy. But that also makes it hard to get pesticides, many of which have a high proportion of water, to stay where they’re supposed to be – right on those leaves. MIT estimates in a
Focused on improving animal welfare, reducing environmental impact, and making UK farming more resilient to climatic, economic and social pressures, the conference brings together thought leaders and innovators from across the country to impart knowledge and inspire all generations to step away from con
How do you get the most eggs from your backyard chickens? It may sound like a difficult question but if you have kept chickens before you already know the answer – you treat her like a queen! To get your chickens to lay lots of eggs, there are several things you need to do. Some of these things will be obvious to you, others perhaps a little more obscure, but they are all important to your flock. Below we share with you 10 natural ways to make chickens lay more eggs… 10. Free Flowing Wate