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Exactrix Makes TAPPS at 26 degrees and cooler
temperatures at Keene, North Dakota.
Banding at high speed at Keene, ND in the heart of the McKenzie
County, Bakken Oil field.
Andy Mogen carries out fall banding for Spring Wheat and Canola
Production.
Andy Video 1
Andy Video 2
At 48 degrees North at 2,300 feet elevation and 70 miles south of
the Canadian Border at the convergence of the Yellowstone, Little
Missouri and The Missouri River at Lake Sacajewa.
In the 1830 to 1850’s at the river convergence, powerful Trappers
and Moutain Men lost their life to the mean Arikara Indians, notably
Hugh Glass had his final Indian battle at Williston at the mouth of
the Yellowstone in 1833.
Not too long after the Comanche murder in 1831 of Jedediah Strong
Smith at Wagon Bed Springs, KS, Along the Cimarron River.
Rivers and Indians were not a good combination if you were thirsty.
The applications are being made from 30 lbs. N to 120 lbs N. and
about 8 to 12 gallons of APP and ATS.
All fields are VRT-Site Specific with help from Agri-Trend and
Gooseneck Equipment.
Exactrix TAPPS at 1% CV application uniformity makes for better high
quality crops and reduced use of nutrients.
This is a 3 section, wing out version of the Deere 1890 banding on
10 inch centers formulating TAPPS at 50 feet with 60 Deere 1895
openers.
The openers have been improved with Exactrix Yielder Blades with
19.6 inch diameter x 5/16 thickness.
The openers operate well in snow and are banding about 4.5 inches in
depth on November 1 at 48 degrees North.
Video submitted by Andy is above attachment.
The Exactrix Engines are based on 1% uniformity using the
Exactrix NH3 Laminator Type delivery, with a 2KC-Series 3
Weighmaster. The TAPPS formulator is a 2KP. The Engines supply
dual staging manifolds for operation to 12 mph.
Series 4 injection is used with the 1895 closing wheel.
The openers band to 4 to 5 inch depth in surface freezing conditions
at 26 degrees F.
The Transport in required in the busy Bakken Oil field. In North
Dakota Oil field conditions the Co-opTrailer
Tank Ammonia delivery system does not work with a farming operation
spanning 32 miles to the resvoir buttes of the Missouri River.
A beautiful farming area of the Great Plains.
Williston, Watford City, Alexander, New Town, Keene, and the Four
Bears Bridge over the Sacajewa Reservoir are familiar scenes and
town names. This area shows strong economic recovery over the last 2
years.
Your report from the north and your Great
Plains Reporter,
Guy Swanson.
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Expert. Eric Odberg at Genesee, Idaho breaking winter wheat
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