Living the Country Life Radio Program: Week of December 7, 2009
John Deere Maintenance Monday: Tire chains
In this edition of Maintenance Monday, we're answering a question from Andrew in Colorado. He bought a new compact tractor, and a friend told him he should put chains on the tires for winter chores, but he's not sure.
Radio interview source: Dan Paschke, John Deere Product Manager, John Deere
John Deere Maintenance Monday: Preventing axel failure
In this edition of Maintenance Monday, we're answering a question from Pete in Colorado. He's clearing heavy rocks and doesn't want to cause axle failure on his utility tractor. He wonders how to keep the axels in good shape.
Radio interview source: Jason Hayes, John Deere Product Support Analyst
Stone wool insulation
Ever thought of insulating your home with stone? A new product made from rocks and other materials is fire and moisture resistant and has excellent thermal qualities.
Radio interview source: Mark Bromiley, Product Manager, Roxul, Inc.
Country View: Scott and Carol Blaney -- The Gang's All Here
Scott and Carol Blaney of Easton, Kansas, have nearly gone to the ends of the earth to have horses.
Radio interview source: Scott and Carol Blaney, Easton, Kansas
Choosing Muck Boots
When you're working outside, the last thing you want is for your feet to be uncomfortable. Wearing the right kind of muck boots to do specific chores may help.
Radio interview source: Arlen Stensrud, Marketing Manager, The Original Muck Boot Company
Snowmobile safety
As winter sets in, you can still enjoy the great outdoors by riding a snowmobile. But remember, this is a powerful machine, so make sure to ride safe, and have the right equipment.
Radio interview source: Kim Raap, Consultant, American Council of Snowmobile Associations
Removing nuisance wildlife
Watching the antics of wildlife can be amusing, but sometimes the critters are annoying. Your odds of removing them safely -- and legally go up when there's a plan in place.
Radio interview source: Stephen Vantassel, Wildlife Damage Management Expert, Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management
Choosing a Christmas tree
Choosing a Christmas tree is an annual event for many families. Not only should the tree be healthy, but it should fit your lifestyle and decorating theme.
Radio interview source: Rick Dungey, Spokesman, National Christmas Tree Association
Blanketing horses
When it gets chilly you throw on an extra sweater. Some horses would like one, too. Blanketing horses is a helpful practice, but there are a few things to understand before you do it.
Radio interview source: Carey Williams, Extension Equine Specialist, Rutgers the State University in New Jersey
Annie's Project/Women in Agriculture
Today, more women than ever are managing farms. A program called Annie's Project helps women improve their networking and organization skills.
Radio interview source: Bob Wells, Field Specialist Agricultural Economics, Iowa State University Extension
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