Revamp Your Work Culture
By: Lori Culler When working with new clients, one of the questions we ask is, what’s your farm culture? Job seekers want to know what it will be like to work there on a daily basis. The typical answer from most clients is, “Hmm … I haven’t given that much thought before.” Whether you have ... Read More »
Time to Take the Bull by its Horns and Educate Borrowers
By: Danny Klinefelter I recently attended a Farm Credit Director Development program in Charleston, South Carolina, where Dave Kohl presented an agricultural economic update. I thought his presentation was exceptional. He described agricultural producers as fitting into one of three categories: 1) still profitable and cash flowing, still managing tighter margins; 2) those with low ... Read More »
Teamwork, Attention to Detail are Hallmarks of Judisch Farm
By: Richard Oswald Brent Judisch and his wife, Lisa, are a team. Brent puts it this way: “We don’t have a job, we are a farmer.” This year, from spring planting through fall harvest, Brent and Lisa are also part of another team: They’re one of two farm families being featured in DTN’s 2017 View ... Read More »
Adding Acres, the Pioneer Way
By: Kyle Stackhouse Sixteen months ago, dad began work to clear a small woods on the edge of one of our fields. Work had stalled all last spring, summer, and fall. Snowfall this week provided a buffer that allowed us to burn the brush piles left over. After the embers cool, it will still take ... Read More »
Cotton gin poetry: The smell of hope
By: Hambree Brandon Each year, I intend to set the pedometer on my phone to see how many steps/miles I rack up during the two days of the Mid-South Farm and Gin Show, walking over that big convention center. Somehow I never remember to do it. Suffice it to say, it’s a lot. Those of ... Read More »
T-L's GPS Navigation Linear System is the ultimate in design simplicity.
Featuring Real Time Kinematic (RTK) sub-inch accuracy, the package includes the base station, eliminating the need for a subscription. The system tracks multiple constellations reducing the signal loss caused by tree lines and other obstacles, and there is no electronic interference from power lines.
The GPS Linear system can store up to four (4) different paths for T-L Towable Ultra Linear Systems or T-L Pivoting Linears. It can also store up to nine (9) intermediate waypoints if needed.
Operators get fast start up time (less than one minute), and real-time diagnostics so they can monitor the system's performance. Safety is assured through low voltage DC (24VDC), and there is no buried wire, above ground cable or furrows with their associated installation and maintenance costs.
Combined with T-L's continuous movement, low maintenance and reliability of T-L's exclusive hydrostatic design, T-L'S GPS NAVIGATION LINEAR SYSTEM represents the optimum in pivot Linear System management.
 | One of the best things about a T-L unit is if I ever need to work on one, I could do it myself. Most farmers understand hydraulics, since almost every piece of equipment they use has hydraulics. I wouldn't have to call an electrician. |
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