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HTS Ag Special Limited Offers |
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The Importance of Managing Your Data and
Keeping It Secure |
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Managing Stored Grain During Summer |
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After Hours Support
for Service Plans |
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Clearance Corner |
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Precision Ag Classifieds |
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Customer Referral
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After Hours Support for Service Plans
One of the benefits of being an HTS Ag
Service Plan Customer is access to
after-hours support.
Service Plan
Customer Support is given 7am to 10pm
Monday through Saturday and Noon to 6pm
on Sunday.
If you are not a Service Plan
Customer, billable phone support at
$125.00 per hour is available during
regular business hours, 8am to 5pm,
Monday through Friday.
Non Service Plan
after hours support, 5pm to 10pm Monday
through Friday, Saturday 7am to 10pm and
Sunday Noon to 6pm, will be billable at
$250.00 per hour.
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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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HTS Ag Special Limited Offers |
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Display Trade In Program
Any WORKING Ag Leader display with an
autoswath unlock (Insight, Edge, or Versa)
qualifies for a $1,000 credit towards the
purchase of an Integra that we have in
stock. Not valid with any other discounts,
offer good while supplies last. Trade in
display must be returned to HTS Ag within 15
days of purchase or no credit will be
issued.
Hydraulic Down Force
Any
complete hydraulic down force system will
qualify for half off installation for a
limited time. Not valid with any other
discounts.
Contact the HTS Ag Team
for details about other special offers that
are available through the end of June.
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The Importance of Managing Your Data and
Keeping It Secure — Tips to Avoid Data Loss |
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by Adam Gittins, HTS Ag
 With planting season now upon us, it is
the time of year to be thinking about the
data that you are collecting as you go
across the field, as it becomes increasingly
important each year to make management
decisions from. I was asked a while back
what I thought was the most important data
to collect from the field, which is not a
short answer, but I'll give it a run.
Each and every pass across the field has
value, even tillage passes. It becomes
especially important data if you only treat
part of a field or only some fields a
certain way. For example, if you run a field
cultivator or vertical tillage machine on
part of a field or only on some of your
acres, capturing that data may be more
valuable than data from your sprayer (for
comparison sake) if you treat every acre
with the same chemical program. You may be
able to hone in on a yield advantage from
what you did in the field, or maybe even
from what you didn't do. . .
Continue reading »
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Managing Stored Grain During Summer |
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used with permission from OPI-Integris
by
Chandra B. Singh, Ph.D., P.Eng. and Ron Larson,
M.Sc.
 If
you are planning to store grain over the
summer months, ensure that it is monitored
frequently, irrespective of the grain
moisture levels. Even if the grain is dried
to safe moisture levels, it may develop
hotspots due to condensation by air
convection currents.
High moisture
grain is not recommended for summer storage
since the high grain moisture, in
combination with high temperature, can cause
it to spoil quickly. The best practice is to
dry high moisture grain before winter or
early in the spring. The storability of
grain during summer depends on the initial
conditions of the harvested grain,
postharvest management steps
(drying/aeration), grain conditions
(temperature and moisture) and time consumed
in completing each step; since the grain
storage period is cumulative.
Continue reading �
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