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2015 Spring Customer Training |
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Invest in Your Operation |
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Managing Stored Grain in Spring |
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Tips from tech: preparing for spring |
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Clearance Corner |
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Precision Ag Classifieds |
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Customer Referral
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Tips from tech: preparing for spring
by Danielle Hamilton, Ag Leader
As the long awaited spring season
approaches, it is time to make sure
equipment and its precision components are
operating in peak condition to reduce
potential downtime during the best of
planting conditions. With the Farmer's
Almanac predicting intermittent wet spells
during March and the beginning of April,
followed by unseasonably warm temperatures
for the end of April into the month of May 1—now is the time to go through those
pre-season check lists to be sure everything
is ready for the precious few weeks of
pristine farming weather that will be here
before we know it!
Whether planting
or application is on the horizon, there are
a few general maintenance items that
everyone should consider before starting off
the new crop year.
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Clearance Corner! |
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Direct Command Custom Kit
for 2007 and Newer Spracoupe 7X50
AG Sprayer Kit- Direct command (2007 and Newer Spracoupe
7X50)
Price: $1,622.00
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2015 Spring Customer Training |
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You might already have been invited, but
just in case we would like to invite you to
our Spring Customer Training Event being
held March 18th in Ames at the Ag Leader
Technology Academy or March 19th In Harlan
at the Therkildsen Center. This is a great
opportunity to get latest information on the
products and services we offer as well as
get you prepared for spring in order to
reduce your frustration and down-time as you
prepare go to the field. We'll be sharing
new product and firmware information and as
well as doing some refresher training on
display configurations and field operations
like GPS & Steering, SeedCommand and
DirectCommand. In addition to the great
information you will receive, we'll share a
good meal and give away some door prizes as
well!
Please register by March 16th
by calling 800-741-3305, emailing
info@htsag.com or
register online here.
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Invest in your operation.
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Hold onto your cash:
0% until 2016
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offer by AgLeader
From now 'til March 20, choose 0% same as
cash until January 2016. Invest in your
operation, improve efficiencies, increase
productivity, and reap the rewards of
leading precision farming technologies, all
while holding onto your cash in an uncertain
commodity market.
Benefits:
- Enjoy the benefits of Ag Leader Equipment
today while delaying the Cash Purchase Price
until year end of 2016
- Keep your cash
in your business while you integrate the
latest technology
- Your local Ag Leader
Dealer will handle all your equipment and
financing needs
- Fluctuating Commodity
Prices—spread out your investment to hedge
against lower commodity prices
Program Highlights:
- Customer pays no interest if cash purchase
price is paid in full on or before January
15, 2016.
- If not paid in full on or
before January 15, 2016; Three Annual
Payment Options are available; Multiply Cash
Purchase Price by .3493 to determine Annual
Payments.
- If Annual Payment Option is
selected, there is No Penalty for Early
Payoff. A Discount of 6% is offered prior to
the Final Annual Payments.
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Important Program Details**
- Down Payment of 20% due with order
- Documentation Fee is $150.00
- Customer
must have been in business three years or
more
- Applications must be submitted on
or before March 20th, 2015
- Subject to
participating Dealers and qualified credit
- Available in US only
- Not available in
conjunction with other promotions
Offer ends March 20, 2015. For additional
program details, contact your Ag Leader
dealer or Lease Consultants at (800)
325-2605.
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Managing Stored Grain in Spring |
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used with permission from OPI-Integris
by
Chandra B. Singh, Ph.D., P.Eng. and Ron Larson,
M.Sc.
 Grain
Management Practice
If long term grain storage is your goal,
healthy and clean grain should be stored in
bins with natural air drying and aeration
capability. The bins should be cored and
leveled to remove broken kernels and fines
that have collected at the core during
filling in order to provide a uniform
airflow rate. Peaked grain with broken
kernels and fines may reduce/restrict the
airflow through the central core causing
non-uniformity in grain moisture and
temperature. These temperature and moisture
gradients may result in moisture migration
and condensation leading to the hotspot
development and grain spoilage.
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