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How Plants Deal With Stress
Many gardeners swear by stressing certain plants in certain ways to achieve a desired effect. After a series of controlled drops that induced the closed-leaf stress response, the plant stopped reacting.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
What\'s the Deal With Grassfed Meat?
Grain debate finds its first strong case. This rumenitis allows the escape of bacteria from the rumen into the bloodstream, ultimately causing liver disease and abscesses. Beef producers treat or manage these conditions and others brought on by high-carbohydrate,...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
How to Deal with Aggressive Roosters
One day when Dad was wearing shorts, Rasputin attacked him from behind and used his sharp spurs to rip a gash down the back of Dad's leg. However, you might want to re-home or eat your aggressive rooster if small children interact with your flock.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Uprooted Plant Damage: Dealing With Uprooted Plants
These plants may have lost a few root hairs but aren't going to experience anything more than minorAs plant size and exposure time increases, the outcome of your rescue operation is much less certain, but it's always worth trying.
Ohio
Willoughby
Monocots versus Dicots- what\'s the big deal?
More on these groups later (another future 'intellectual' article).So now when you hear a nerdy discussion about a plant being referred to as a monocot or a dicot you'll know what they are talking about and can even sound all scientific and add to the...
California
El Segundo
Flowering Radish Plant – Dealing With Radishes Bolting
Has your radish gone to bloom? If you have a flowering radish plant, then it has. White varieties are best harvested at less than ¾ inches in diameter.Some of the oriental types are naturally prone to bolting and this may occur regardless of your efforts.
Ohio
Willoughby
Desperate Houseplants: Dealing With Common Houseplant Diseases
Otherwise, they should be removed and destroyed. Good ventilation and careful watering is recommended. Since it spreads easily, it's best to discard the entire plant and sterilize the pot.
Ohio
Willoughby
Use Caution When Moving Farm Machinery In Spring
The tractor—it was a John Deere Model 40 named “Little Mo” —was slipping in the mud as well, unable to gain enough traction to pull the wagon to drier ground. Truth be told, the ground was dry enough to accommodate the farm machinery—except...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
13 Tractor Terms Every Hobby Farmer Needs To Know
Powertrain Like a car, this is the mechanism that transmits the drive of the engine to the axles and, subsequently, the wheels. To guide you through these unfamiliar waters, here's a glossary of common tractor terms.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Getting Attached To Your Equipment: A Primer On Tractor Attachments
Remember, though, that having the ability to lift and move earth requires a substantial tractor behind the bucket, so if a front-end loader is a must-have for you, make sure your tractor can properly support it.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
My Riding Mower Demonstrates The Value Of A Differential Lock
I considered firing up a larger tractor to tow the mower to flatter ground, but then I tried one of the mower's more obscure features—the differential lock. Before I knew it, I had driven right across the top of the anthill, and suddenly the mower wasn't...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
8 Things To Consider When Buying A Tractor
The tires are traditionally filled with air, but it's also popular to fill them with heavy fluid, such as automotive antifreeze or windshield washer fluid, that will give more weight to the tires and provide even better traction.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
4 Tractor Types To Consider For Your Farm
Garden tractors tend to have gasoline engines, while subcompact tractors are usually diesel-powered. Many subcompacts are also equipped with PTOs and three-point hitches, making them much more expandable than smaller models; some even have front-end loaders...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
15 Reasons You Need A Tractor
If you have a lot of trees and shrubs to plant, consider a post-hole auger. Make a spot for a bonfire, bring a few acoustic instruments and swap stories, and you will have an event that your city-dwelling friends and family will remember for years.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Is A Walk-Behind Tractor Right For My Farm?
In this case, walk-behind tractors have the advantage of not needing a huge truck or trailer to haul them; with the adjustable handlebar design allowing them to fold down into a small package, any of the walk-behind tractors will fit in a SUV or most...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
A Look in the Rearview Mirror ...
An event that really stands out for me was one of those things that never happens traveling the interstates. While topping a hill in western Washington state this summer, I saw before me a wheat field with harvest equipment circa 1930 and 1940.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Run Your Tractor at Full Throttle? Ask the Tortoise
But can you learn a lesson from the slow and steady tortoise? Remember the story of the tortoise and the hare? Running an engine at full throttle comes with a price: increased gas consumption.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
3 Things You Didn\'t Know Your Tractor Can Do
Typical farm chores, such as plowing fields, cutting and baling hay, and transporting and feeding hay in the winter, are made easier by the use of the tractor; however, this machine is a true workhorse, going beyond the typical farm tasks when let out...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Should You Mow Your Lawn Clockwise or Counterclockwise?
If you're just maintaining a manicured area, then continuing to mow in a clockwise direction will allow the mower to move back over the discharged clippings, cutting them into smaller pieces and moving them closer and closer to the center of the mowing...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Lamborghini Tractors
Porsche made a lot of tractors, and even the Ferrari factory later dabbled in this field. It may be surprising, but the vast majority of Lamborghini owners around the world don't think twice about getting their vehicles muddy or using them to drag around...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Why I\'m Thankful For The Three-Point Hitch
However, the design of the hitch was exclusive to Ford, leading to decades of competition as other tractor manufacturers attempted to produce similar hitches, including a two-point “Fast-Hitch” used on Farmall tractors.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Change Your Tractor\'s Oil Yourself
Cartridge filters are inserted into a larger cover or chamber that must be removed and cleaned during the oil change. After confirming no leaks, shut down the motor and wait a few minutes, then check the oil level on the dipstick.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Use Your Tractor For Grading Your Driveway
Like a simple rear blade, a box blade attaches to the rear of your tractor using the three-point hitch, but unlike a rear blade, a box blade has sides that catch gravel rather than letting it spill off either side of the blade, which can help the unit...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Buying New Tires For Old Tractors
If you blow a sidewall—the tall side of the tire—there's not much you can do to save the tire except for tubing it. Finding Rare Tractor Tires Two great resources for rare tires is Miller Tire , in Ohio, and Nebraska Tire , in Nebraska.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
4 Tips for Safe & Efficient Hay Baling
With enough people and multiple wagons, you can even have one team baling hay while another works on unloading each wagon as it gets filled—a very efficient way to proceed. No farming pursuit is worth someone having a heat-related issue, so be careful,...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Making (Another) Case for Old Tractors
In reading about the Massey, I discovered that the 135 is still in widespread use in developing countries, where its simple design and reliability are appreciated. Really, the only knock I have against our Massey is that the gear shift can become jammed...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pumpkin Insect Control – Dealing With Pumpkin Insect Pests
Light insecticides should kill off an aphid infestation, but they can also be combatted by a strong spray of water, the introduction of natural predators like Once your pumpkin's skin has hardened, they won't be able to puncture it and won't be a problem...
Ohio
Willoughby