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Farm Equipment's Best of the Web: Dec. 1, 2023

Farm Equipment editors encounter a variety of articles, social media posts, podcasts and videos that offer a unique look at various aspects of our great farm machinery industry. Here is our favorite content from the past week from across the web:

Proven in the most demanding of ag conditions, CLEANFIX reversible fans provide the most efficient diesel engine cooling and radiator cleaning available. The multi-patented reversing fan technology maintains machine cooling as needed and, when required, provides the strongest blowout of dust and debris -- without halting or slowing operations.

Will New Holland Combine Get Enough Votes to Become Lego Set?
Before Lego will consider putting the set into production, the design must first receive 10,000 votes. The project has been on the site since Nov. 13 and now has 1,982 votes, but voting is still open for 590 days.

Marketing’s Next Frontier — Through Seed?
Flowers appear on this California hillside in the shape of McDonald’s iconic ‘M’ logo. Check out this item, and why it’s a permanent piece of marketing.

Top Management Potential: Qualities to Cultivate & How to Uplift Internal Talent
In this article, Don Townsend, president of AEM service member company Donley Townsend Associates and a member of AEM’s Workforce Development Committee discusses, “I look for people who have curious minds and have developed an organized way of taking in information about the industry from multiple sources. I frequently ask questions like ‘how do you keep up with developments within the industry?’ When looking for candidates that have high potential, particularly when you are looking at young people, it isn’t productive to look for the person who has done every job perfectly.”

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CHP Talks: Paul Bootsma—Christian Farmers Federation of Ontario #farmers #agriculture

Video: CHP Talks: Paul Bootsma—Christian Farmers Federation of Ontario #farmers #agriculture

My guest this week is Mr. Paul Bootsma, Policy Coordinator for the Christian Farmers Federation of Ontario (CFFO). We discuss his policy work at the CFFO and how the organization advocates for farmers with both the federal and provincial governments. We also discuss the current issue of waste at some small abbatoirs (slaughter facilities) in Ontario where there seems to be a pattern of excessive condemnation of animal carcasses by provincial inspectors, raising cost for both farmers and abbatoir owners.