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DuraTech Industries Named ‘Business of the Year’ For 2008
(JAMESTOWN, N.D.) – The Jamestown Area Chamber of Commerce has named DuraTech Industries International, Inc. as the 2008 “Business of the Year.” This honor recognizes DuraTech’s continued support and contribution to the Jamestown area community through increased employment and business activity, on-going innovation of products and services, exemplary employee relations and various contributions to community projects. |
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NASCAR Great Ward Burton Teams With Haybuster
for Wildlife Preservation
Ward Burton, NASCAR Cup driver and founder of the Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation, has teamed up with agricultural equipment manufacturer Haybuster to promote wildlife preservation. Burton’s foundation chose to use Haybuster’s 77 All Purpose Seed Drill for planting everything from large grains like soybeans to small grains like wheat, as well as cool and warm season grasses. The drill works well for managing wildlife preserves with no-till practices and erosion control. The 77 seed drill is a perfect fit for the foundation, allowing them to manage the 2,000 acre wildlife refuge system of protected land and over eight miles of riverfront along the Staunton River in Virginia. |
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DuraTech Industries and ND Governor Celebrate the Opening of $1.75 Million Expansion to Meet Growing Demand
Jamestown, ND – On Wednesday, July 23, North Dakota Governor John Hoeven helped DuraTech® CEO Jay Grotrian cut the ribbon and officially open the new 20-thousand square foot addition to the DuraTech headquarters in Jamestown, ND. DuraTech Industries, manufacturer of industrial tub grinders and the Haybuster® line of agricultural equipment such as balebusters, tub grinders, vertical mixers and seed drills, will use the new space for engineering and new product development, as well as for shipping and order fulfillment.- Click to view full article with video |
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'Outdoor' Host Babe Winkelman Teams With Haybuster for Wildlife Conservation
Jamestown, ND - July 29 - Babe Winkelman, long-time host of "Good Fishing"
and "Outdoor Secrets," has teamed up with agricultural equipment
manufacturer Haybuster to promote wildlife conservation. Haybuster provided
a 77 All Purpose Seed Drill for use during segments of "Outdoor Secrets"
that focus on food plots, the practice of planting food crops to attract
wildlife and enhance conservation.- Click to view full article with video |
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VIDEO: DuraTech Expansion In Jmst.
Governor, Mayor, Join In Ribbon Cutting |
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Haybuster Debuts Their New High Capacity GP-50 Grain Processor
300HP and Triple Hammer Hammermill Maximizes Capacity at 1/3rd Less Cost Jamestown, ND – April 1 – DuraTech Industries –Haybuster debuted their new high capacity GP-50 Grain Processor today at the WPS Show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. This grinder has been built with the proven grain grinding technology of the Haybuster H-1100 tub grinder, but with added capacity
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Grain tank on Haybuster means less labor, less diesel (click for full article)
By ANDREA JOHNSON, Assistant Editor
Farm & Ranch Guide/Minnesota Farm Guide
“I see the main benefit of the grain tank is as a labor-saving device,” said KC Olson, associate professor in Animal Sciences and Industries at Kansas State University.
Normally, feeding hay and concentrate means two machines and two trips through the feeding area.
“The expense that is saved in a $3.50/gallon diesel fuel market is pretty important,” Olson said. “That time you spend making a second trip out to the cows (that is) lost with the feed truck, you could spend doing something else.” |
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Haybuster is a Silver level sponsor of North Dakota's Farm Rescue
Organization
Farm Rescue is a nonprofit organization that helps
family farmers bridge crises so they may have an opportunity
to continue viable operations
Farm Rescue's mission is to provide assistance to
farm families that have experienced a major illness,
injury or an act of nature that has caused undue financial
hardship.
Funding & Volunteers
Farm Rescue does not distribute funds to farmers.
Donations are used to pay for the expenses associated
with planting crops. Labor for operating the equipment
is provided by Farm Rescue volunteers. In fact, Farm
Rescue is operated entirely by volunteers.
For more information about Farm Rescue visit their
website at www.farmrescue.org
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