Polymer coated urea may qualify for incentive

Producers may be eligible for federal monetary incentives through the use of enhanced efficiency fertilizers. Agrium Advanced Technologies Marketing Manager Ben Nelson says the Natural Resources Conservation Service is interested in soil nutrients applied with water quality improvement in mind. Specifically, the nutrient Nelson has in mind, ESN, is a polymer-coated nitrogen source. Its availability will also improve once an extra production facility is finished in the Boot Heel of Missouri.

AUDIO: Ben Nelson (3 min. MP3)

Ethanol blend increase still awaited

Bob Dinneen’s arguments for increasing the blend rate for ethanol in gasoline are passionate. The president and CEO of the Renewable Fuels Association is confident that ethanol’s fortunes have changed for the better, but he’s impatient with delays of rule changes that would allow the blend rate for the corn-based fuel in automotive gas to go from the present 10 percent to 15 percent. To hear it from Bob Dinneen, the time is right for the increase to happen sooner rather than later.

AUDIO: Bob Dinneen (5 min. MP3)

Deciding what tire is right for you

Brent Murray, Field Sales Rep for Titan says their goal is to provide the right tire for the right application. To find out more, Dave Russell talked with Brent at the National Farm Machinery Show to find out what’s available and how to best decide what farm tire is right for you.

Audio: Brent Murray, Titan (5:20 MP3)

Add video to your guidance system

It was just a matter of time, guidance information with live video. Avaiable from TeeJet Technologies the Matrix Guidance System allows users to view the real world situation which will improve accuracy and efficiency. Rich Gould with TeeJet was at the National Farm Machinery Show talking about the new precision technology.

Audio: Rich Gould, TeeJet Technologies (3:05 MP3)

AGCO can boast fuel savings

New emission technology is paying dividends for the folks at AGCO. According to the Nebraska test, farmers can expect a fuel savings of 17 percent on their high horsepower, fixed frame tractor series. To get the story, Brownfield’s Dave Russell talked with AGCO Sr. Marketing Specialist John Rogers.

Audio: John Rogers, AGCO (4:20 MP3)

Sharing the soybean checkoff story

Not only can visitors to the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville see the latest in agricultural equipment and products, they can also learn about such things as how their soybean checkoff dollars are being invested.

Karen Fear is a soybean farmer from Indiana and serves on the New Uses Committee of the United Soybean Board.

Audio: Karen Fear, USB director (4:20 MP3)

Introducing the John Deere high speed applicator

Another new piece of equipment launched at the 2010 National Farm Machinery Show is the John Deere 23 row, 2510 H high speed applicator. Steve Drissel, Product Marketing Manager for Tillage Products says this new, 57 1/2 foot wide applicator offers the same features as the smaller units.

Audio: Steve Drissel, John Deere (4:10 MP3)

New from FarmFact Accounting Software

FarmFact Accounting Software is launching a new feature that John Roundcount calls “awesome.” Video training, it’s taking customer service to the next level.

Audio: John Roundcount, Farm Fact (5:30 MP3)

Massey Ferguson’s new lineup of utility tractors

Every year the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville is an opportunity for companies to introduce new equipment and products. Massey Ferguson is giving those attending the NFMS an opportunity to see for the first time their line-up of 2600 HD utility tractors. Marketing Specialist Jerry Oxborough says this new line-up maintains the Massey Ferguson heritage.

Audio: Jerry Oxborough, AGCO (2:50 MP3)

TeeJet Technologies, providing solutions

At the TeeJet Technologies exhibit at the 2010 National Farm Machinery Show Brownfield’s Dave Russell talked with Jim Shone, Business Unit Manager at TeeJet, about the ISOBUS platform and how the technology provides solutions that add value.

Audio: Jim Shone, TeeJet Technologies (3:45 MP3)

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