Choosing a generator
Living the Country Life Radio Program
This winter, storms left people from coast to coast without power for days, or even weeks. Many of them were probably wishing they had invested in a generator to keep the heat and appliances working. For livestock owners, generators can help ensure well water pumps, tank heaters, heat lamps, milking equipment and electric fence continue to function properly. Choosing a generator can be really confusing, but we've got tips for deciding which one is best for you on the Living the Country Life Radio Program.
Radio interview source: Laurie Potter, new products editor, Successful Farming magazine
Learn more about generators with these helpful links:
Standby generators: This product guide from our sister site, Agriculture Online, explains how to select a generator, and includes a chart of power requirements for equipment. It also features a list of generators from a number of manufacturers, including specifications, prices, and links.
Safety tips for standby generators: Standby power generators can keep critical facilities running, but several factors need consideration when buying, installing and using them. Notify your local electric utility company if you plan to use a standby generator in case of power failure, and follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions.
Standby electric generators: Learn about the different types and sizes of generators, and get tips on operating and maintaining them, from the National Ag Safety Database.
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