Machinery Changes Everything.......A return to Hugoton....Exactrix Banding 7 to 8 inch depths in Wheat an Sod at Hugoton.

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Machinery Changes Everything
A return to Hugoton.
Exactrix Banding 7 to 8 inch depths in Wheat and Sod at Hugoton.

Winston Mader, 2014 at Pullman, 76 years of Technology, Winston at 81.

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In 1938, this true D-6 tractor was delivered to Lewiston, Idaho to Owen Mounce, A Rodeo Star with cash, it was 1 of 2.

It was not an RD-6, it was a D-6, Three Lunger.

In 1938 half of the world’s supply of Diesel Engines were produced by Caterpillar Tractor Co.

The sale of the Caterpillar 36 combine division (Holt) to John Deere fueled the Diesel Engine project at Caterpillar.

It took a lot of capital to build Diesel Engines.

Today this tractor runs well at Pullman, Wa….and has the original paint job(Lead Based).

Winston is the second owner…..Winston Mader is operating the tractor with his son Steve on the combine header in 2014.

A leveling John Deere 36B was built in 1952….with paint still on 80% of leveling rack teeth…meaning the land was not steep in its application at Pendleton.

Genetics, Machinery, and Chemistry - Changes Everything.

Exactrix Mustang 3015, Feb. 28, 19 at Feterita, KS. Ben McClure and Guy Swanson report in.
The winter Wheat field fertilized 2 weeks ago had virtually no soil movement and we could not find the mark from the road.

Mustang openers at 25 inch diameter banding to 7.5 inch depth with 10 inch gyros.

Crazy money.

The plant that Seaboard bought from Synata Bio. This is the original Abengoa plant completed in 2014.
https://www.kansas.com/news/business/article119902263.html

An organic matter deplete and destroy mission in the Dust Bowl? A mining operation for sure in wind-blown soils. These soils eat OM at 1% drop from 2.5% to 1.5% over the winter. These Southwestern Kansas soils are high pH calcium carbonate based.
The Stevens County soils are so active that the bacteria at 7.5 to 8.5 pH consume 1% of the soil OM between harvest and planting. One railcar of Ethanol was produced using Abengoa technology that could not be scaled up. This is the $800 million story you have not heard about. An Obama era technical disaster resulting in the largest bankruptcy ever in Europe. Seaboard may have paid very little as the third owner with no cash flow to date.
Synata-Bio paid 48.5 million US dollars to the bankruptcy court. The water rights have been reassigned.

This Seaboard plant will become a processor of meat packing by-products such as tallow and would be ideal for Canola and Soybean crushing.

Developing Organic Oils, Plant and Animal for Power Plants and Engines.
Hugoton, KS, Seaboard Processing Plant may actually end up as a crushing plant for oil seeds.
Abengoa of Spain using gasification techniques were the design builders with federal guarantees from the DOE.
Not a good bet for Abengoa and the DOE.

Here is a sure bet……
Mustang, TAPPKTS, Coastal Bermuda, carrying Cow Calf Pairs with ample water applied to sandy and low CEC.
Crystallized nutrients of KTS®, 0-0-25-17S, and APP, 10-34-0, Thio-sul®, 12-0-0-26S at 300 psi at 1%CV application. Nutrients are applied in stable top soil and at the anerobic depth of 7 to 8 inches. The bands are vermiculated from 3 inches to 8 inches.

Hybrid Coastal Bermuda Grass. Fertilized Feb 14, 19. Banded TAPPKTS to 7 to 8 inch depths.

Ben McClure.
Technology of Genetics and Machinery making money fast at Hugoton, KS.
Gross Income 750 lbs. per acre of Cow Calf pairs at $1.55 per lb. or about $1,162 per acre.
Nutrient costs at $65.00 to $85.00 per acre with Mustang Banding.

TAPPKTS, AZn, 150 lbs. N as NH3, 5 gallons APP and 5 gallons KTS and micros.

Two different opener classes. Injection of TAPPKTS with P-51 C in the back rank.
A P-51CUE is shown on the front rank. Feb. 28, 2019

Mustang TAPPKTS located in to anerobic zone at 7 to 8 inch depths, Banded Feb. 14, 19…picture Feb. 28, 19.

Hugoton, KS.
Goodwell Variety, Hybrid Coastal Bermuda, Ben McClure. Raising Beef with Cow Calf Pairs.
Great Economic Returns for land that is sandy and low CEC.
Glen W Burton, Developer of Hybridization of Coastal Bermuda Grass, circa 1943 would be proud.
From Ronald Reagan, The highest scientific award in the nation was presented to Glen W. Burton of Tifton, GA, USDA-ARS.
Raised on the Great Plains and is considered one most outstanding graduates of the University of Nebraska.

Banding in the Snow.
Anhydrous Ammonia and Snow go together hand and glove when it is TAPPS and TAPPKTS.
Only Anhydrous Ammonia works with the snow and frozen soils to create high nutrient availability.

What is KTS® ?. The biggest change to nutrient uptake and crop availability in the last quarter century.
Following development by TKI, (Dr. Tom Fairweather), KTS® was discovered by Exactrix owners as much more crop effective.
KTS is now commonly used by Exactrix owners with an additional bonus, a pricing incentive from TKI and improved delivery.
In 1% CV application of Exactrix, documented KTS testing of corn production, KTS was economically better than KCL.
Exactrix owners found that KCL fluid grade and surface applied KCL provided negative economic results compared on soils will low CEC.

Why is KTS so crop available?
TKI engineers have Potassium Hydroxide and Thio-sulphate combined in a formulation that delivers K and two sulfur types timely to the crop.
Always specify KTS® from TKI for a quality product with great engineered results using Exactrix, 300 psi, 1% CV, injection.

Yielder/Exactrix Steering Track Cart.
Gangwish Seed Farm, Assembly, Late March 2019

Yielder® Steering Track Cart, operates at 8 psi fully loaded and empty at 4 psi ground pressure. The Yielder steering system dictates a positional update to the 45 foot 5 section Mustang tool bar using a GPS dedicated receiver for sub 1 inch accuracy at the swiveling opener.

A Mustang Tool Bar as a 4515 in 5 section is set up 45 feet on 15 inch band spacing. The tool bar is field expandable to 52 feet.

A Great Plains acre eater at 10 mph... a rating of 500 acres per 11 hour day.

Fast and wide as a 5215 the Exactrix® Mustang Tool Bar and Yielder® Track Cart is capable of a full section or 640 acres per 11 hour day. A 520 hp to 580 hp tractor at 52 feet.

Liquid delivery can be made with a MC-331 DOT transport with a 4 inch pump at 250 gallons per minute. A fill-up in 10 to 12 minutes. That is 15,000 gallons per 11 hour day in corn production using 10,600 gallons transport delivery at maximum safety.

Set up for snow and born in a Bomb Cyclone of 2019.....This advanced tool is ready for Snow Banding at Fort Kearney, Ne or Shelton.

Snow Banding In Nebraska conditions,

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Schmit Brothers, Osmond, Neb

Advance designs in Binary Banding of TAPPS with micros at 7 to 8 inch depths in leveraged Seed Corn Production for Channel Hybrid Corn Seed.

Producing high quality hybrid seed that is “Power Packed” with the highest quality and balanced nutrients available.
Circa Gangwish Seed Farm.

More news about Binary banding and Mustang Banding at 7 to 8 depths at www.exactrix.com/EWAC.htm

Steering Ball and Socket. GPS corrected with second steering receiver.

Assembly of Steering, Yielder 2930 Track Cart, Mustang Tool Bar, 4515 in 5 section.
Exactrix Series 3, 2KC, 2KM, 2KR, Exactrix Metering and blending with crystalized Mustang Injection.

A 520 hp Deere 9520RX. 24 inch belts.