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fill your tanks today If you’re ready to take the first step to ensure a smooth harvest season, give us a call today to set up your propane delivery. HERE’S HOW TO BOUNCE BACK FROM LATE PLANTING AND A WET GROWING SEASON Harvest is a critical time for any producer. This year, due to unprecedented conditions, staying ahead of every setback is even more important. For propane-powered farmers, filling tanks early is an easy way to avoid any delays down the road. Beyond that, the tips below offer additional ideas for getting more from every acre in this challenging time. FILL GRAIN DRYER PROPANE TANKS EARLY With wet crops to manage, your grain dryers will be working hard this year. Securing plenty of fuel early is one of the easiest ways to ensure a smooth harvest without unexpected delays. GIVE GRAIN DRYERS A CLEAN-UP AND CHECK-UP Cleaning your grain dryer is one of the most important steps to prevent contamination. While you’re at it, inspect all wiring, contacts, switch controls and breakers to uncover any electrical problems that could delay drying. 1 2 3 4 5 PROPANE-POWERED TIPS FOR HARVEST 2019 © 2019 7315-FS-19 MAKE STORAGE BINS PEST-PROOF Clean storage areas prevent pest contamination of harvest grain. So remove last year’s grain and any other debris from each bin. ENSURE EQUIPMENT IS TUNED UP Having combines, grain carts, tractors, and trucks serviced before harvest will help you avoid any delays due to breakdowns. Order any parts you might need during harvest in advance, so you’re not waiting for an order to arrive. PICK YOUR PRIORITIES With your planting schedule and crop moisture levels in mind, set a schedule of which fields to harvest first. If fields have low spots or areas that are wet, make sure you harvest them before the chance of rain or snow. fact sheet agriculture

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Page 1: PROPANE-POWERED TIPS FOR HARVEST 2019...Beyond that, the tips below off er additional ideas for getting more from every acre in this challenging time. FILL GRAIN DRYER PROPANE TANKS

� ll your tanks today If you’re ready to take the fi rst step to ensure a smooth harvest season, give us a call today to set up your propane delivery.

HERE’S HOW TO BOUNCE BACK FROM LATE PLANTING AND A WET GROWING SEASON

Harvest is a critical time for any producer. This year, due to unprecedented conditions,

staying ahead of every setback is even more important. For propane-powered farmers,

fi lling tanks early is an easy way to avoid any delays down the road. Beyond that, the tips

below off er additional ideas for getting more from every acre in this challenging time.

FILL GRAIN DRYER PROPANE TANKS EARLY

With wet crops to manage, your grain dryers will be working hard this year. Securing plenty of fuel early is one of the easiest ways to ensure a smooth harvest without unexpected delays.

GIVE GRAIN DRYERS A CLEAN-UP AND CHECK-UP

Cleaning your grain dryer is one of the most important steps to prevent contamination. While you’re at it, inspect all wiring, contacts, switch controls and breakers to uncover any electrical problems that could delay drying.

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PROPANE-POWERED TIPS FOR HARVEST 2019

© 2019 7315-FS-19

MAKE STORAGE BINS PEST-PROOF

Clean storage areas prevent pest contamination of harvest grain. So remove last year’s grain and any other debris from each bin.

ENSURE EQUIPMENT IS TUNED UP

Having combines, grain carts, tractors, and trucks

serviced before harvest will help you avoid any

delays due to breakdowns. Order any parts you

might need during harvest in advance, so you’re not

waiting for an order to arrive.

PICK YOUR PRIORITIES

With your planting schedule and crop moisture

levels in mind, set a schedule of which fi elds to

harvest fi rst. If fi elds have low spots or areas that

are wet, make sure you harvest them before the

chance of rain or snow.

fact sheet agriculture