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Posted by Grange Co-op on 11th Apr 2023

Barn fires are far too common, and they often have devastating results. To date, there have already been 110,889 farm animals killed by barn fires this year. Despite the high number of animals lost to fire yearly, most barn fires can be prevented by taking a few preventive measures. What Causes Most Barn Fires Barns made of old wood and filled with hay are fuel waiting for a spark. Although these conditions… Read more

Posted by Grange Co-op on 28th Mar 2023

Agricultural practices have withstood the test of time. Small farms that once fed their families and communities grew to feed larger populations. With international trade and a growing global population, the demand for larger food volumes has increased significantly. In fact, the projected world population on January 1, 2023, is over 7.9 billion, and the United Nations' median projection predicts that the… Read more

Posted by Grange Co-op on 21st Feb 2023

Nothing is more beautiful than seeing a horse running in the field. But when horses spend a lot of time outdoors during wet weather, they can develop rain rot that spoils their good looks and threatens their health. Rain rot is a common condition that isn't limited to neglected horses. Even the most diligent owners will see the condition in their horses at some time, especially during periods of rainy weather… Read more

Posted by Grange Co-op on 8th Dec 2022

How to Winterize Your TractorIf you won’t use your tractor during the winter, it’s important to store it safely. Even small tractors, such as those used to mow the lawn, require special care. Before putting any tractor in winter storage, follow these steps.Start by reading the owner’s manual for any tips or precautions. The manual might recommend specific brands or specifications. Always follow the manufacturer’s recommendations.You might use you… Read more