Living the Country Life Radio Program: Week of August 24, 2009
John Deere Maintenance Monday: Lights on the road
Tim in Ohio just bought a used tractor. He'll be driving it on the road quite a bit this fall and wonders if it's equipped with the right lighting for travel.
Radio interview source: Jason Breuer, marketing representative, John Deere
John Deere Maintenance Monday: Adjusting wheel span
In this edition of Maintenance Monday, we're answering a question from Don in Georgia. He wants to know how to increase or decrease the wheel span on his tractor.
Radio interview source: Jason Hayes, John Deere Product Support Analyst, John Deere
Horse nipping and biting
Horses that nip and bite may think they're only playing, but they can seriously hurt someone. Stop horses from nipping by teaching them about personal space.
Radio interview source: Cherry Hill, Horse Expert and Author
Improving a dam
The dam is the most important part of a pond's structure. Whether the dam has been there awhile or you're building one, there are some steps you can take to maintain its integrity.
Radio interview source: Danny Bowen, Central Region Fisheries Biologist, Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Deadheading plants
If you want your flowers to bloom as long as they can, you might have to do some deadheading. The term deadhead sounds gruesome, but the results are beautiful.
Radio interview source: Barbara Pierson, Nursery Manager, White Flower Farm
Preventing barn fires
Ironically, many barn fires start by trying to cool the animals down. Here are some tips for keeping your barn and animals safe.
Radio interview source: Laurie Loveman, barn safety consultant
Khaki campbell ducks
If you're looking for a duck that earns its keep, try the Khaki Campbell. Khaki Campbells are easy to raise, good foragers, and lay a lot of eggs.
Radio interview source: Joel Martin, Hatchery Owner
Controlling dust on your road
When you live next to a gravel road, dust is a nuisance whenever the wind picks up or a vehicle goes by. Call your county road department, because they can help with dust control.
Radio interview source: John Okeson, Becker County Maintenance Superintendant, Minnesota
History of barbed wire
It's known as the devil's rope and thorny fence. No matter what it's called, barbed wire is a fascinating part of American history, and the designs require a second look.
Radio interview source: Dan Sowle, Antique Barbed Wire Dealer
Country View: Ron and Jodi Hansen -- Sheyenne Oaks
We love hearing from our listeners, and sharing their stories with you. Today, we're featuring Ron and Jodi Hansen, who share the peaceful beauty of North Dakota.
Radio interview source: Ron and Jodi Hansen, Owners, Sheyenne Oaks
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