Larry Flaharty's dog loves to run but Flaharty has nerve damage in his feet and couldn't get out to walk the dog like he should. Fortunately, he's pretty handy, so he used a few scrap parts to create a "dog walker" for his 4-wheeler.
He U-bolted a 4 by 9-in. steel plate to the 4-wheeler's front rack and welded a section of heavy steel pipe to the plate. He slid a piece of curved exhaust pipe into the base, and bolted a
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High speed cultivating without crop damage is a reality with the Einbock Row-Guard and Roe Hoe Chopstar cultivator. Einbock's Tined Weeder (Vol. 33, No. 2) stirs every inch of the soil, but the Roe Hoe Chopstar offers sweeps, finger weeders and more.
The Row-Guard camera system keeps the crop safe at speeds of up to 9 mph, depending on conditions. The camera system lets you
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We noticed an old-style windmill setting on a trailer in the antique tractor display area of the recent Husker Harvest show near Grand Island, Neb. Marvin Rickert, who lives on a farm nearby, was on hand to help visitors learn more about what he calls the "Rauert Windmill."
"This is a Baker windmill that was patented in 1918," says Rickert. "My wife Jane's father, Art Rauert, acquired the windmill in the 1960's from a friend and I helped him get it home. He had the windmill restored and put it up on
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Tired of multiple dog dishes, twice a day feeding and occasional spills that attracted birds and other pests, Jeff Hoard made a self-feeder for his 3 dogs. Now his dogs decide when and how much to eat with virtually no waste. "I saw a self feeder for dogs at a neighboring farm years ago and finally decided to build one
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