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Listeriosis can be serious … Practice safe silage with bias truck-tire sidewalls

Dairy farmers have long been ensiling forage to preserve feed for their cows. The methodology can be complicated and labor intensive but, when done in a safe and hygienic manner, it helps ensure the livestock will be well fed all year round. Paramount to making the most of this method is ensuring that the silage, which is susceptible to contamination from the environment (e.g., soil, wind, water, insects, carcasses, etc.), remains untainted (i.e., well wrapped with polyethylene or reinforced plastic, secured by truck-tire sidewalls).

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Worried sick about pathogen transmission? Truck-tire sidewalls for bunker silos can help

According to information from Western Dairy News, the consequences of improperly fermented ensiled forage fed to dairy cows can be wide ranging and extend beyond reduced performance due to poor nutritional value of the feed. These feeds can play a role in infectious disease transmission to humans (e.g., listeriosis, botulism, and salmonellosis) and can act as primary sources of disease agents. Awareness and prevention are fundamental in minimizing the risk of exposure.

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Lactose intolerant? Bias ply truck-tire sidewalls can help

The role of milk products in the North American diet has sparked controversy for decades. It’s irrefutable that dairy provides a slew of nutrients necessary to our health – nutrients that are frequently difficult to absorb from other foods. Less well known perhaps are the myriad reliable, large-scale studies that have associated dairy foods with very important health benefits, including strong bones and reduced risks of hypertension, colon cancer and type 2 diabetes.

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Chocolate milk tastes better with bias truck sidewalls

Concerns about the prevalence of childhood obesity have sparked controversy about whether or not school cafeterias should offer chocolate milk. This despite the fact that the American Heart Association’s Scientific Statement (2009) concluded that adding sugar to nutrient-dense foods (e.g., flavored milk and yogurt) improves diet quality in children and adolescents and does not increase weight.

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If you’ve got livestock, you gotta save this date: December 1-3, 2015

The 31st Annual Amarillo Farm & Ranch Show is shaping up to be better than ever. With more than 400 exhibitors, the show promises to respond to all your farming and ranching needs. Taking place December 1 to 3, 2015, at the Amarillo Civic Center, this will be your opportunity to connect with colleagues, suppliers, industry experts and others who can help you in your quest to maintain and grow your business. And we recommend you start with booth C-722. That’s where you’ll find Tire Sidewall Depot’s Danny Nadler.

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A (tire) ringing endorsement

Danny Nadler, proprietor of Tire Sidewall Depot carries a full line of construction barrel tire rings. He provides the roadway safety, traffic safety and highway safety industries with radial truck-tire sidewalls/rings (size 22.5s), used to weigh down traffic construction barrels or channelizer drums. And, with Danny’s almost two decades’ experience and vast knowledge of the business, as well as several strategically located facilities, Tire Sidewall Depot delivers promptly across the nation.

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Avoid disappointment: the best time to order bias truck-tires for use as silage covers is before you need them!

While there’s little, if any, dispute that bias ply truck-tire sidewalls are superior to radials when used as silage bunker covers, it’s a double-edged sword. Greater efficiency, safety, environmental friendliness, and reduced labor come at a price: greater demand. And greater demand often means shorter supply. The best way to avoid disappointment is to keep a keen eye on your inventory and reserve your order well in advance of running out … and call Danny Nadler.

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There’s more behind those big brown eyes than you may think …
and paying attention could reap significant fiscal rewards

Ongoing research suggests that animals, including livestock, have far more complex cognitive and social capacity than we probably credit them for. But why should we care? Because dairy cows form friendships, and when they are denied contact with their familiar friends and are isolated or placed with strangers, they react anxiously – enough to compromise their yield of milk.

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