Bought Farm Land? Tips On Purchasing Used Farm Equipment

Posted on 12 February 2018

If you just purchased farm land, you may not have enough money to get everything started. If so, there are things you can to do get what you need while you are on a budget. One of these things is to purchase used farm equipment. Below is more information about this so you can get started. Used Farm Equipment Farm equipment will be one of your biggest expenses, especially if you purchase everything new. [Read More]

Top Features To Look For In A Cannabis Trimming Machine For Your Small Grow Op

Posted on 25 October 2017

With the legalization of marijuana in several states, many new agriculturalist are jumping into the business and starting their own growing operations to feed the demand for cannabis. If you are one of these newcomers to the industry, you will find that harvest times brings about a particular challenge: the tedious task of trimming your bud. Most small grow ops employ hand trimmers to cut away the leaves from the bud, but if you have much of a harvest, this one task can take up a ton of your time needed to get your product ready for market. [Read More]

Your Guide To Understanding The Hour Meter And What It Can Reflect About The Used Tractors You Might Buy

Posted on 20 July 2017

Whether you have a lot of acreage and your existing tractor has finally incurred more damage than it makes sense to fix, or you are a new owner of many acres, the purchase of a new tractor is a significant investment. Therefore, many homeowners have chosen to invest in used tractors. However, there are a number of things that could go wrong with a used tractor. It is possible that you could be in the same position you are now in the near future if you are unsure as to what you need to look for. [Read More]

That's A Lot Of Waste: 3 Ways That Biodegradable Polymers Help The Environment

Posted on 17 May 2017

When it comes to the environment, landfill waste is probably one of the biggest problems. Virtually every consumer by-product – such as grocery bags and packaging – ends up in a landfill somewhere. Not only that, but agricultural and medical waste also comprise a large percentage of waste each year. Luckily, there is a way to reduce the amount of waste that makes it into landfills. Products made from biodegradable polymers break up in the environment, reducing the amount of waste that's left behind. [Read More]

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After I started focusing on creating a more beautiful yard, I realized that my garden hadn't had the attention that it needed in quite some time. I started looking for different ways to make things better, and I realized that there were a few issues that needed to be resolved as soon as possible. For starters, I knew that I needed to find some better supplies to create a more lush garden. I was able to find these supplies, and after using them to till and perfect my yard, I felt great about our progress. Check out this blog for great information on agricultural equipment and supplies.

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