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A machinery specialist shook things up with an educational trip to the US (opens the original)
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Machinery as complex as new combine harvester models can be a near-endless learning curve for even the most experienced specialists. Farmers Centre product support manager, Russell Creedon, who's been with the business for 18 years, wanted to feel more confident going into this year's harvest. So Farmers Centre booked Mr Creedon a ticket to Montana in the US to get a two-week crash course on how grain growers over there handled Case IH Axial-Flow combines in the paddock. "We didn't know what we
'Learnt the hard way': this simple adjustment can prevent huge grain loss (opens the original)
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Independent harvest specialist, Murray Skayman, stopped by McIntosh & Son's Wongan Hills branch to give grain producers and operators valuable and hard-won insight into New Holland combine harvesters. Years before he was a machinery specialist, Mr Skayman was a grain producer in his home country, Canada, growing wheat, canola, and barley. "I had started growing peas in the 1970s, and that was my main moneymaker," Mr Skayman said. "I also had a seed plant there, where I processed all of my grain;
Lienert Engineering demos powerful clay delvers. And there's more to come. (opens the original)
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Lienert Engineering recently demonstrated its three-tyne clay delver implements across the Wheatbelt, showing their capabilities in varying Western Australian soil types, specifically in Northam, Coorow and Geraldton. Clay delvers can transform a sandy soil profile by improving moisture retention, creating the conditions for better yields. Although the business is based in South Australia, Lienert Engineering has brought its clay delvers over to WA for demos a few times. Lienert Engineering dire
Grain producers take on practical tips for fine-tuning their machines (opens the original)
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Industry experts brought grain producers up to speed on minimising and accurately measuring grain loss at a harvester setup workshop held at Carrolup. It was one of many stops in the Wheatbelt for the Grain Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) and Facey Group, who have been hosting these workshops for the past few years. Ben White, Kondinin Group, Brett Asphar, Kassie van der Westerhuizen, Murray Skayman, all of whom are independent harvest specialists, and Planfarm business consultant Pe
A world class tractor museum will be the site of a second big fundraiser (opens the original)
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All hands are on deck for Derrol and Sue Crane as they prepare for their second major fundraiser at their Oliver Crane Memorial 4x4 Tractor Museum on Saturday, October 3. Their goal is to host at least five events, each raising $100,000 for childhood bone cancer research in Western Australia. It is an ambitious endeavour carried out in memory of their son Oliver Crane, who died in 2001 from Ewing sarcoma, a rare and aggressive form of bone cancer. The museum, which houses the world's largest col
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