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Published January 4, 2007 | By admin   Even after the nasty ice, howling winds and lost power the sunsets with beauty to remind us there is hope in tomorrow.   Courtesy Mark Griffith    

Published December 27, 2006 | By admin   Morning sunrays greet participants like Mike Petersen and riding partner Jon (foreground) of the Moab Century as they climbed higher and higher into the Manti LaSal mountains east of Moab, Utah. Near

Published December 17, 2006 | By admin   Numerous cattlemen and farmers arrange for stalks to be grazed with temporary electric fencing for a period of 10 to 90 days. This is a common scene for westerners to see steers, heifers or older cows

Published December 8, 2006 | By admin   Some interesting facts about cotton and its growth, acreage in the South, how growers are seeing some gaining trends in yield due to breeding were shared. At the Hilton Hotel in downtown College Station, Texas the

Published November 25, 2006 | By admin   Farmers are trying out the Orthman strip-till implement (1tRIPr)in some pretty wet conditions in a late afternoon demo. Running in heavy wheat stubble just prior to Thanksgiving 2006.    

Published November 20, 2006 | By admin   Pawnee National Grasslands Turn Red   Colorado has some of the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets to catch ones breath – this one was no different when temperatures hovered around 15 above.    

Published November 12, 2006 | By admin   Roots Tell A Story of Fertilization   Field agronomist for Servi-Tech in NE Colorado explores how roots were fed in deep placed phosphorus zone. This information offers producers a better understanding of how corn-on-corn needs a

Published November 7, 2006 | By admin   Central Nebraska is in full swing to cut corn and get it to market. A serene scene driving down a road in the Platte River Valley of Nebraska.   Courtesy: John Bell    

Published November 2, 2006 | By admin   In association with Smith’s Implement in Richmond, IN the 1tRIP-AR ran in wet conditions and rocks. Here as you look closely the row unit on the right is tripping due to rocks.