MoJack Distributors is a company founded by one invention and two young entrepreneurs. Beginning with the development and distribution of a patented riding lawn mower lift, MoJack has leveraged its manufacturing and distribution model to diversify its product offerings. Specializing in the import of heavy duty steel products, MoJack produces innovative products that are designed to make work easier. We are growing by using global resources to bring our customers and consumers the best value in new products. Our innovative lawn mower lifts can take on any riding mower around. Plus, these versatile lifts are perfect for servicing ATVs and golf carts. MoJack is the name more and more do-it-yourselfers trust to pull off the biggest job. MoJack PRO is designed to be smarter and work harder. It is ideal for blade sharpening, belt replacement and debris removal. Safer and more convenient than makeshift car ramps or blocks, it features a self-braking winch and ratcheting safety-lock to prevent the machine from slipping or becoming unstable while performing maintenance.
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LISSIE — Five generations of Ronald Gertson’s family have tilled the claylike soil of Southeast Texas to grow rice, confident that no matter how fickle Mother Nature was, there would be one constant: water to irrigate their crop.
Until now.
For the first time since Gertson’s great-grandfather made his way from Denmark through Kansas to the flat, coastal area south of Houston, his family faces the likelihood officials won’t release water from two Austin-area lakes into the rivers and canals they use for irrigation.
Thousands of farmers in Texas’ rice-producing region are likely to be affected by action taken in response to one of the most severe droughts in state history. With water management agencies implementing emergency plans never used before, the Lower Colorado River Authority is widely expected to announce March 1 it will not release water to rice farmers in three counties.
“This is the very first time this has happened,” Gertson said. “Rice irrigation was here before LCRA ever existed.”
SourceThe Clymer Z&M Ag and Turf held an open house to celebrate John Deere's anniversary, featuring a display of John Deere tractors and equipment throughout history - much of it restored by local residents - as well as giveaways and refreshments.
“John Deere has been our flagship, but we are also going to add Honda [products] this year,” manager Chiasson said of an expansion plan. Operating a tractor and implement store is similar to an auto dealership. It has a showroom, parts department and
Mr. Pierson owns all of the John Deere Dealerships in southern New Jersey. Currently the closest farm tractor dealership for parts and service is a two-hour round trip. Do you know what all these farmers (including the new vineyards) have in common?
In other wordsdid John Deere become agile or just the Intelligent Solutions Group inside Deere? Chad: Agile is spreading quickly to all parts of John Deere. By no means is all of John Deere practicing Agile, but more and more units continue to
Attendance is expected to exceed 2000 people for the 7th Gathering of the Green, a conference held every other year for antique John Deere tractor collectors, restorers and admirers. The last Gathering in 2010 attracted people from 37 states as well as
