To grow a good crop of vegetables, fruits, and grains, you need to get rid of weeds. If the land has been left fallow for a long time, the task may not be easy. A cultivator will make the job easier, but how do you use a cultivator to get rid of weeds? Can A … Read more
You can level uneven ground with the help of a cultivator or tilling equipment. A slope cannot be flattened to any significant degree by just using a cultivator, as the ground will require digging to move the earth from one area to another. In this article, we will be looking at how to level the … Read more
Having rocks where you don’t want them can be a real annoyance. They are unsightly, restrict plant growth, and can cause damage to garden machines such as lawnmowers. But there are ways of removing rocks, and here we will look at how to use a cultivator to rake rocks to help you get rid of … Read more
Using a cultivator to prepare an area of land for planting is a fast and effective method. It has several advantages, including loosening the soil, aeration, breaking down clumps of dirt, and is a good way to incorporate fertilizers and nutrients. But when is the best time to use a cultivator or your land, and … Read more
When you need to turn up land for a new garden plot, there are few tools that are quite as effective as a cultivator. However, a gas-powered cultivator isn’t the right choice for everyone. What can you do with a battery-operated cultivator? The short answer – just about everything you can with a gas-powered one! We’ll … Read more
When you’re shopping for farm equipment, it’s important to understand what you’re getting yourself into. Knowing the differences between a hay baler vs corn silage baler is one distinction you’ll need to make. Can I Use a Hay Baler for Baling Corn Silage? Before we delve deeper into the differences between hay balers and corn … Read more
A truck really is one of the most useful and versatile pieces of equipment you can have for working on a farm. It’s great, not only for getting you out to the farthest parts of your land but for carrying the tools and equipment you need. Having a truck may seem like common sense, but … Read more
The best tires for a farm truck depend upon the conditions you are driving in. This will vary based upon where you live and what your climate is like. In some states, you are required by law to fit three-peak mountain tires or chains during the winter months to deal with the snowy conditions. But … Read more
It sure doesn’t take long for the outside of the farm truck to get real dirty, but the inside can match it pretty fast! When you’re busy getting jobs done, you don’t really notice all the mud, dirt and grime, building up. Then there’s pop bottles, cans, receipts, wrappers, and a million other things that … Read more
Just like us, the engine of your farm truck needs to be able to breathe. Depriving it of oxygen can make your vehicle sick. When the motor is running, it continually sucks air in from outside of the truck and pulls it through a filter to remove any contaminants and debris. Over time, this builds … Read more
A farm truck is an indispensable tool on any farm. It’s a real daily workhorse able to help you out in endless ways, from hauling trailers to carrying equipment. In this article, we will look at how to make a truck into a farm truck. Let’s take a look. What makes a good farm truck? … Read more
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