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The fall season is upon us, bringing with it a busy and hectic harvest season. It’s important for all farm equipment operators to remain alert at all times to avoid accidents. With the finish line close, it's tempting to skip steps, but we encourage you to take the time to do things safely. Below are…
Continue readingAs we begin to approach more spring like weather, below are a few tips to remember while driving: We still can get some snowfall, which means the warm spring sun can melt ice and snow near the road. This melt water can freeze when the sun stops shining on it and the temperatures drop below…
Continue readingAs farmers begin to move grain out of storage during the winter months, here are a few reminders and safety measures to practice while working around grain: Keep children out of grain bins, beds, and wagons at all times. Grain flow can cover them before anyone realizes what is happening. Lock out the control circuit…
Continue readingWinter is here! Check out these helpful tips in how you can keep your home safe and prepared for the winter months ahead! Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and change the batteries: Are there batteries in them? Are the batteries current? Batteries lose their charge. Make a habit of changing batteries-some people use daylight…
Continue readingHello everyone, my name is Molly Carraher and I am an intern based out of Grand Island. I will be entering my sophomore year at Wayne State College this fall majoring in Agribusiness. I grew up on a farm outside of Spalding, NE where we have a cow/calf, row-crop, and hay grinding operation and grew…
Continue readingHello everyone! My name is Matt Jurgensmier and I am an Agronomy Sales intern out of the Wood River location, with my mentor, location manager, and salesman, Nathan Mayhew. This fall, I will be going into my junior year at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln majoring in agronomy with a minor in agribusiness. I didn't grow…
Continue readingHello everyone, my name is PJ Schaben, and I am an Agronomy Sales intern working at the Aurora Agronomy location with Drew Buettner. I’m from Seward, Nebraska, and this Fall, I’ll be a senior at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, Missouri, majoring in Agronomy and Agribusiness. I have had the opportunity to hold several…
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