Farmers Explore Computers In Farm Management Session
Leverich and Dudley led an introductory program for about a dozen farmers on applying computer basics to farming. They explained hardware and software, including keyboard monitor and scanner, and defined bytes bits kilobytes and megabytes as measures of stored information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverich
Monroe County Extension Livestock and
Carl Dudley
Buro County Extension Ag
Mr. Leverich
Land of Lakes
Daley
Hay prices hold steady at three sales around $60 a ton
Hay sales in Grant and Green counties show an average near 60 dollars per ton with highs around 72 50 and lows near 36 per ton. Straw averages rise to about 1 50 per load. A Richland Center sale reported 60 per ton with a top 77 50 and no straw available. Computer memory and DOS basics discussed by local experts as farm adoption rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Klas
Sale Man
Richland Center
Utility, farmer beat stray voltage woes
Dave Vogel moved to a dairy farm near the Iowa Lafay ette line and faced stray voltage like his father did. A WP&L rep and consultant installed an equipotential plane in the barn to even out electrical potential and prevent shocks to cows and handlers. The system costs about 3,000 per 60 stalls, with utilities contributing some and labor often lowering total price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Vogel
Dale
Grant County
Fennimore
Dave
Iowa-Lafayette
Troy Putz
Wp&l
Mineral Point
Mark Cook
Stoughton
Ray Lawinger
Vogel
Putz
Cook
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Jan Shepel
Wisconsin
Highway 60
Arlington
Sparta
Bénnimore
Klas
Green County
Mark Mayer
Monticello
Mr. Daley
Jim Leverich
Mr. Vogel
Jim Massey