The more horsepower you have, the more you can lift/push/tow/power/etc. If you’re seeking speed and efficiency for large-scale farming projects, a utility tractor is the machine you need. Oxford Languages defines the adjective utility as “useful, especially through being able to perform several functions.” That describes a utility tractor in a nutshell. A wide variety of attachments and implements can expand the capabilities of a utility tractor, which is where the “utility” descriptor comes from. With horsepower ranging from approximately 40HP all the way to 100HP and beyond, utility tractors combine power with impressive versatility. The machine is designed to tackle pretty much any task a farmer can imagine. Think of the most stereotypical tractor you can imagine … a powerful machine, with a cab and maybe a front-end loader, cultivating fields and moving compost. We’ll explore the definitions and advantages of each. Let’s break down these three similar but distinctly different tractor categories. But choosing the right model begins with sorting out the terminology. Which type of tractor will best suit your hobby farming needs depends on many factors. For example, what is a utility tractor? How about a compact utility tractor? And-wait-what’s a subcompact utility tractor? Even the term “tractor” can be affected by a seemingly endless list of modifiers. Visual pest database with common pests and a focus on organic solutions to help tackle intruders in the field.Tractor terminology can be confusing.
Garden Zone map with first and last frost dates for your USDA planting zone. Lunar calendar for lunar cycle gardeners. Handy reference tools useful for any gardener: Sunset/Sunrise calculator by your location and day. Take photos of your gardens so you can see how they change over time.
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Keep notes on your gardens, email garden details, log actual harvest date, and update your garden through the season. It tracks progress of your garden by calculating estimated days to harvest based on planting date. Add an unlimited number of plants that you can then add to and track in your garden. Add your own vegetable, herbs, or even flowers. Garden Tracker comes pre-loaded with over 40 common vegetables and general planting information including spacing, water needs, ideal soil temperature, recommended planting season, and recommended planting depth. Fill in your grid by choosing from the available, pre-loaded vegetables. Create and track as many gardens- as you want. Create garden: Choose the number of rows and columns in your garden. Use two fingers to pan around large gardens. Create garden grids up to 50 rows and 50 columns. This app now has the same features as Garden Tracker for iOS. See this video review on a national news site.
Read the recent glowing review by the NY Times. Also included in the Best Gardening Apps of a major national newspaper. Garden Tracker was featured in the April 2013 issue of Wired magazine. Garden Tracker - Bumper Crop lets you size and plan your garden plot, plant your vegetables in up to 50x50 squares, and then track their progress.
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