Displaying 91 to 105 of 120 Publications
Securidad al Usar el Elevador Aereo: Spanish: Aerial Lift Safety
MF2713S
Safety information for aerial lift vehiclesPublished Date: Apr 2006
Seguridad al Cortar y Podar el Césped: Spanish: Mowing and Trimming Safety
MF2714S
This booklet teaches important safety practices to follow when mowing with agricultural mowers,riding lawn mowers, walk-behind mowers, string trimmers and brush trimmers. 44-page, b/w.Published Date: Apr 2006
Guia del Instructor : Spanish, Instructor Guide for the Landscaping and Horticultural Services Industry
MF2716S
Safety training courses in Spanish: tractor, motor vehicle, skid steer, chipper/shredder, tree trimming, aerial lift, and mowing and trimming.Published Date: Apr 2006
Storing Wheat
by Joseph P. Harner III Phillip E. Sloderbeck Robert J. Bauernfeind
MF855
Insects or fungi in grain during storage greatly affect its quality. Only CLEAN, DRY GRAIN should be considered for storage. Aeration and insect management will minimize problems. 4-page, b/w.Revision Date: Oct 2005
Tips for Ground Application of Fungicide for Asian Rust Control
by Robert E. Wolf Dennis R. Gardisser Scott Bretthauer John W. Slocombe
MF2675
Asian soybean rust has potential to cause severe damage to the soybean crop. Select proper application parameters for making fungicide applications with conventional boom sprayers. Includes color photos of nozzles. Reviewed June 2014 by John W. Slocombe. 4-page, color.Published Date: Aug 2005
Kansas Agricultural Lease Law
C668
A lease is a contract and terms of the lease will be interpreted and enforced in light of contract law. Over 50 percent of Kansas farmland and pastureland is rented. 8-page.Revision Date: Jul 2005
Terrace Maintenance
by G. Morgan Powell Kent A. McVay
C709
Information on how to maintain agricultural terraces with adequate capacity, ridge height and channel width to accomplish soil and water conservation. 8-page, 2-color.Revision Date: Jul 2004
No-Till Alfalfa Establishment after Small-Grain Cereals
by James P. Shroyer Scott A. Staggenborg William Heer
L875
A major concern in alfalfa production is stand establishment. In Kansas, most alfalfa is planted during August. With no-till alfalfa planting, more moisture is often available for germination.Revision Date: Apr 2003
Nozzle Types Available for Boom Sprayer Applications of Crop Protection Products
by Robert E. Wolf Dennis R. Gardisser John W. Slocombe Bryan W. Shaw
MF2541
Nozzle determines amount of spray applied to area, uniformity of application, coverage of sprayed surface, and amount of drift. Minimize drift by selecting nozzles with large droplet spectrum. Reviewed 2014 by John W. Slocombe. 4-page, b/w.Published Date: Apr 2002
Filtration and Maintenance Considerations for Subsurface Drip (SDI) Systems
by Freddie R. Lamm Todd P. Trooien Mahbub Alam
MF2361
The filtration unit is the most important component of an SDI system. The major cause of failure is clogging of emitters. Flushing of driplines should be part of routine maintenance.Revision Date: Jan 2002
Fan Placement and Heat Stress Abatement in Four-row Freestall Barns
by Michael J. Brouk John F. Smith Joseph P. Harner III
EP110
Heat stress in freestall barns should be a major concern for dairy producers and dairy industry advisors. Provide protection from solar radiation and maximize evaporative losses from skin.Published Date: Nov 2001
Scheduling Irrigations by Electrical Resistance Blocks
by Danny H. Rogers William M. Sothers
L901
Water only when it is needed, you can save irrigation fuel, water, labor, wear and tear on machinery, and increase yields. The blocks are installed for one season at several depths.Revision Date: Nov 2001
Narrow Row Corn Production in Kansas
by Scott A. Staggenborg W. Barney Gordon Victor L. Martin
MF2516
Discusses agronomic considerations, machinery considerations and economic considerations of narrow row corn.Published Date: Aug 2001
Special Needs Facilities: Recommendations for housing for pregnant, lactating and sick cows
by John F. Smith Joseph P. Harner III Michael J. Brouk
EP100
Tips on planning and design using examples based on a 2,400 lactating cow dairy with freestall housing configured in 4-row barns.Published Date: Jul 2001
Fan Selection and Maintenance
by Joseph P. Harner III James P Murphy Michael J. Brouk
EP75
Reducing heat stress in dairy herds with fans to enhance the evaporation of moisture from a cow’s back. Emphasizes fan selection based on performance.Published Date: Mar 2001
Displaying 91 to 105 of 120 Publications
Sign in