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8700 Air Boom
The 8700 is a new air boom fertilizer applicator which now features a spread width of 72 feet, or 60 feet with 30-inch centers…
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LB1 Low Boy Wagon
This unit has been designed to accommodate twin 1,000- or 1,450-gallon anhydrous ammonia (NH3) tanks. There is also an option to accommodate a single…
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Seats Available for August and September Applicator Training Course
Professional applicators of crop protection products with three or less years of experience are reminded the early fall months are a great time to…
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Dot and New Leader Unveil Autonomous Precision Fertilizer Applicator
New Leader Manufacturing will unveil the NL5000 G5 Crop Nutrient Applicator for the Dot Autonomous Robotic farming system at the Ag In Motion show,…
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Thurston Manufacturing to Sell Blu-Jet Line to Unverferth
Thurston Manufacturing Co. has announced the intended sale of the Blu-Jet product line to Unverferth Mfg. Co., Inc. “Thurston is excited to see the…
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Ag Equipment: What Does Sprayer Productivity Cost?
A recent study uncovered some interesting conclusions for getting the most out of your sprayer.
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Looking to the Future, Remembering the Past at New Leader
In late March New Leader Manufacturing (formerly Highway Equipment Co.) entered into an agreement with DOT Technology Corp. to develop an autonomous dry spreader…
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13 Spray Tips and Nozzles for Custom Application Work
When it comes to managing spray drift on a daily basis, custom applicators have a number of things to consider before heading out to…
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Industry Mourns Loss of Ag Engineering Pioneer
Dave Junge, a Cedar Rapids, IA farmer and engineer who revolutionized fertilizer blending by creating the first computerized facility in 1979, passed away on…
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Herbicide Application: Effective Management of Hard Water in Spray Solutions
Water quality is a frequently overlooked factor that can adversely affect the performance of pesticides, especially herbicides. Besides pH, water “hardness” is a key…
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