Laser-Plane speeds tiling on Ohio farm field
Jack Bower and family use an eleven thousand dollar Laser-Plane to lay forty thousand feet of black plastic drain tile on Ransom Oetzel 40 acre farm near North Monroeville. The device adjusts dig depth five times a second to optimize drainage and crop yields amid rocky soil. field work started weeks ago and labor costs run about one hundred dollars per thousand feet. Washington reports FCC actions on Ohio licenses and a Metromedia transfer in Kentucky.
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