Congratulations to Travis Block, Dylan James, Rodney Eisen, and Zachary Fisher (missing in photo) for recieving Apprenticeship Awards for exceptional achievement in their Journeyperson and Apprenticeship Level Agricultural Equipment Technician exams, meeting scholarship requirements of Young’s Equipment Inc. & the Western Equipment Dealer Association.
Timely application during those tight spray windows every year is a big reason to own your own spray equipment, and once it’s time to go next spring you want your sprayer to be ready to go. Before you tuck your piece of equipment away for the winter, some maintenance will serve you well. We suggest to not delay winterizing your sprayer in order to avoid potentially high costs and frustration about time consuming repairs next spring. The right maintenance now will protect your sprayer from damage caused by the freezing temperatures during late fall and winter to help improve its longevity and resale value.
Here are our tips and recommendations for long-term storage of your sprayer:
If you need parts, fluids or filters to get this important task done, give your local Young’s Equipment branch a call. We stock everything to get you going.
If you prefer to leave these essential tasks to the experts, now is the right time to do it! Winterization is a vital part of the Young’s Equipment Winter Inspections program, you’ll find the benefits and pricing between our two inspection levels outlined in the tables below and in the flyer attached to this email.
No matter how you choose to approach sprayer winterization, it’s important that you do it before bone-chilling temperatures settle in. Remember: If you take care of your application equipment, it will help you take care of your crops season after season.
Accidents can happen faster than you think, one small mishap and your MacDon header might look like the one above. If this happens to your equipment, Young's is here to help. We have the expertise, the tools and the unique specialty equipment to straighten and repair your header.
This offer is available for your operation, no matter what colour equipment you run as well as insurance companies throughout the province. Don't hesitate, give your local Young's Equipment Service Department a call or have your insurance adjuster call us.
Young's Equipment, Saskatchewan's top MacDon dealer, is here to help.
MOOSE JAW, SK – Halfway through 2019, and with one of the busiest periods of grain bag recycling still ahead, Saskatchewan farmers have already recycled 25% more grain bags in 2019 than they did in all of 2018, recycling program operator Cleanfarms announced today.
Cleanfarms is a non-profit industry stewardship organization established 10 years ago to help Canadian farmers recycle or properly dispose of waste agricultural plastic and other waste materials generated on farms.So far this year, Saskatchewan farmers have turned in almost 1,580 tonnes of used, empty grain bags for recycling. During the whole of 2018, the first year of the government-regulated program, the total collected for recycling was 1,265 tonnes.
“With 2019 only at the mid-way point and with a full harvest season ahead of us, we are expecting that we’ll see the year end with a very successful recycling program for grain bags in Saskatchewan,” predicted Cleanfarms’ general manager Barry Friesen. “We have Saskatchewan farmers to thank for that. We are very grateful they are getting on board so enthusiastically with this recycling program.”
Every day our Parts Professionals answer questions about Diesel Exhaust Fluid, and of course you already know that we carry DEF and the full line of DEF handling equipment, from hand pumps for barrels to powerful electric pumps for bulk storage totes and replacement parts. All of this and our DEF is the best price in town. Whether it’s a 10 litre jug, a 205 litre drum or a 1040 litre tote, we stock it for you at all times.
We’ve put together a Q&A with the most frequently asked questions about DEF for you. Let’s dig in, shall we?
When the conversation comes to Grain Bags, top of the line quality means something different to everybody. Some folks value a bag made out of multiple layers, some value unprecedented bag thickness. That’s why we decided to offer you three different top brands in various sizes instead of limiting our product range to just one brand like our competitors do:
High performance solution that offers you the industry's first 7 layer SmartStructure technology for greater tear and puncture strength and more resistance to "slumping". Available in lengths between 200 and 400 feet.
Tough and durable bag that provides 9.3 mil thickness. Available in lengths between 250 and 500 feet.
Unprecedented 9.5 mil thickness ensures ultimate durability in the most extreme conditions. Available in lengths between 150 and 300 feet. Manufactured by HITEC.
We attached a list of all available makes and sizes to this email for your review, you can also find our Grain Bags on page 47 in your copy of our Young's Equipment Parts & Service Catalog. Please let us know if you have further questions, our Parts Professionals in any of our locations will be happy to answer them for you and find the best solution for your specific needs. And please keep in mind, quantities are limited!
We have the Professionals and the parts to make sure your Header runs at peak performance this season. We would love to help you harvest more of what you grow, and do it quicker. Our Header Inspection Program is the ideal opportunity to be ready for Go-Time and ensure your Header gives you the top results you expect.
And why not get it done for the best price of the year during our 2019 Header Inspection Program? Here's are the Inspection prices we're happy to offer you:
Call or come in to any of our nine locations to learn more about our Header Inspection Program, our Service Managers and Service Advisors will be happy to answer all your questions. And while you're at it, ask us about
Two essential products that are designed to optimize your Header's performance. We're looking forward to seeing you soon.
“We first went there [Ireland] in 2008 following the massive market and real estate crash in the U.S. and around the world,” says Bazin. “Thousands lined up at job fairs and paid money just to get in the door.” Above is just one example of the long lines people stood in to get into job fairs in Ireland.
Brent Bazin, corporate service manager at Young’s Equipment, shared the dealership’s history with international recruitment and why they see it as a valuable option when looking for new employees.
A talented technician cannot be found overnight. When there are not enough near your dealership looking for work, you need to come up with a new strategy to bring in a good technician. Within the few last year, Young’s Equipment has hired a number employees from overseas as part of the international hiring strategy they started over a decade ago.
The Agricultural Equipment Technician program offered through the Sun West Distance Learning Centre has opened the door for high school students to get an understanding of the ag industry and potentially get an early start on careers as technicians.
Finding a good employee and keeping them on has become an increasingly difficult task for many farm equipment dealers. A good service technician is particularly hard to find. What seems to be a consensus among many dealers is younger people do not know enough or do not even consider entering the ag industry.
“Whether they were technicians in the agriculture industry or the trucking industry or the heavy equipment industry, there is becoming a worldwide shortage of technicians,” says Brent Bazin, corporate service manager at Young’s Equipment and board member of the Agricultural Equipment Trade Board for the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission (SATCC). “A technician today is not the technician we had 20 years ago. It is a lot more intense in terms of technology. Nowadays to get by in this trade you can pretty much be just as successful with anything offered at university. It becomes a matter of ‘Is this what I want to do for a career?’”
