Integrated Solutions Consultant for Tractor Central
Wisconsin, USA
Joined January 2014
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Joe Braml retweeted
Big news is coming to the farm from @JohnDeere on January 4th. Join me on the journey.
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#deereemployee
Joe Braml retweeted
I see a lot of round bales of #soybean residue out there. Don’t forget to add those removed nutrients back into the system before next years rotational crop! Below is an estimate of nutrient removal per ton of dry matter. More information can be found at badgerbean.com/calculator/?b…
Joe Braml retweeted
Who tweeted this shit?
The first time a Bears receiver has seen an accurate pass @stooloutdoors (via ig:christianbigger)
Joe Braml retweeted
Vision trackin it.... 15 mph on 22" rows....@JohnDeere – at Minnesota, USA
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Follow along with Travis as he walks through how to customize light settings in the Hagie Display
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Make spraying at night more comfortable than spraying in daylight with the Hagie Nightspray system! Blue LED spotlights illuminate the spray making each pattern easy to see long after the sun has set.
Joe Braml retweeted
Crunched for time in the spring? The solution - Apply up to 100 GPA at 20 MPH with the LS475! A 95' spray pattern, 2000 gallon tank, and 46 MPH road speed are just some of the acre eating features of the new LS475!
Joe Braml retweeted
This STS is outfitted with a new feature for model year 2021 - is your vision good enough to see it? Stay tuned!
Joe Braml retweeted
In days of old, when nights were cold
And toilets weren't invented
They laid their load upon the road
And walked away contented
In days anew and decades too
Have passed since times of disco
Beware your shoe for piles of poo
On streets of San Francisco
Joe Braml retweeted
If a #corn hybrid (or soybean variety) is marketed as having a good response to fungicide, you might want to stay away from it. Fungicides protect yield. A hybrid/variety that responds to fungicide might be susceptible to disease, while one that does not, is more resistant.
Joe Braml retweeted
planx·ious (adj.) earnestly desirous to plant; eager to see seed planted, coming up in perfect rows #plant19 – at Illinois, USA
