TREE & VINE
The revolutionary technology behind Nelson’s Rotator® sprinklers provides more uniform water distribution patterns, better reliability, eliminates riser vibration, reduces application rates, and lowers costs and maintenance.
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Full Coverage Irrigation - made possible with Rotator® Technology - promotes optimal growing conditions for both trees and vines. Plant stress is reduced during periods of heat or harvest, complimentary cover crops can be established, cooling and dust suppression is made possible and chemical/fertilizer applications are more effective. With the evolution of the Rotator family - there has also been the development of a number of different Feedtube Assemblies providing a multitude of mounting options. With the Acme Adapter - the 1/2" series Mini Regulator, Mini Regulator Drain Check, or Mini Drain Check can be included depending specific needs. Tie the system together with control valves and the Nelson 8200 Controller for convenient system automation. |
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Rising Demand for All Things Goat
From meat to dairy, the increased demand for goat products in the U.S. has become a new opportunity for America's farmers.
AgWeb Radio: Closing Commentry 5-16-12
Bob Utterback of Utterback Marketing said the action today was in the wheat complex. Corn closed strong, old crop rallied a bit.
AgWeb Radio: Midday Commentary 5-16-12
Jim Bower of Bower Trading says wheat is in the forefront with the severe weather in the former Soviet Union. Corn spreads have come back today. Bull spreads in beans are also working. Some concern about problem weather in the western Corn Belt, Central and Southern Plains.
AgWeb Radio: Opening Commentary 5-16-12
Nate Milkovich of Roach Ag Marketing says Greece is the main reason for the lower tone overnight. China bought more corn overnight; weather not good for its crop. Beans, overbought earlier this year, are looking weaker. Wheat being watched as harvest moves on. Markets getting ready to move a little [...]
Top Tips for Maximizing Profitability
Chris Barron, author of the "Ask a Margins Expert" blog on AgWeb.com, says there are three things farmers can do to ensure they're maximizing their profits.
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