Representing Case IH is Darren Keefe, Manager of Field Service Operations (Saskatchewan), presenting the Raymore Service Department’s Pinnacle Award for meeting Case IH’s Pinnacle Service Criteria. Raymore has met these requirements for the past 4 years. Pinnacle awards are presented to an elite group of Case IH dealers who have met the highest standards for facilities, training, and customer service within their Service Department. Congratulations to the Raymore Service Team on this achievement.
A big congratulations to customer Ron Gilmour (Gilmour Farms) for winning a Louisiana Grills BBQ & grilling package courtesty of Harvest Meats from our 2018/2019 Winter Inspection Program! #thankyoufarmers
In picture: Ron Gilmour, Todd Thauberger, and Cody Kohler
Representing Case IH is Darren Keefe, Manager of Field Service Operations (Saskatchewan), presenting the Regina Service Department’s Pinnacle Award for meeting Case IH’s Pinnacle Service Criteria. Regina has met these requirements for the past 4 years. Pinnacle awards are presented to an elite group of Case IH dealers who have met the highest standards for facilities, training, and customer service within their Service Department. Congratulations to the Regina Service Team on this achievement.
Representing Case IH is Darren Keefe, Manager of Field Service Operations (Saskatchewan), presenting the Davidson Service Department’s Pinnacle Award for meeting Case IH’s Pinnacle Service Criteria. Davidson has met these requirements for the past 4 years. Pinnacle awards are presented to an elite group of Case IH dealers who have met the highest standards for facilities, training, and customer service within their Service Department. Congratulations to the Davidson Service Team on this achievement.
The Regina gang gathered to show off their prized Ugly Christmas sweaters. Complete with bulbs, bellies and ... dinosaurs.
Quilting at it’s best! Our very own Jolene is proudly presenting her new handmade CaseIH quilt. #thankyoufarmers
The Never Spill Spout in action: You can fill trucks and bins without needing to climb ladders to constantly check how full it is! The Never Spill Spout sounds an alarm when your bin is full, preventing spillage! Never offerfill a bin again! Never plug another auger! No need for individual bin indicators! Never spill another bushel!
Stay in the truck, move up as the alarm sounds, and fill your truck front to back by yourself with ease.
New Model "NO Snag Spout" NOW AVAILABLE! The spout is bright orange to increase visibility at night! Also now the Never Spill Spout includes 2 alarms for even more volume!
Mosquito Barrier is a very strong liquid garlic made from very potent garlic cloves. Garlic has a natural sulfur which repels mosquitoes. Spraying garlic to keep insects away is not something new, farmers and master gardeners have been doing it for many generations.
Since mosquitoes are soft-bodied insects the garlic juice can be very toxic to them in increased concentrations. The juice does not harm humans, pets or plants, but to mosquitoes it can be deadly. The odor of sprayed garlic juice becomes undetectable to humans within minutes, but mosquitoes can detect odor as much as 10,000 times better than a human, so even though you can't smell the garlic, they can and they will stay away from the sprayed area for up to a month or longer. Additionally, Mosquito Barrier, when mixed with canola oil, coats any standing water in the area with a very thin film of natural oil. This oil suffocates the mosquito larvae which can develop in standing water.
Unlike harmful chemicals, Mosquito Barrier is a natural insect repellent that doesn't kill bees or butterflies and is completely safe for children, fish, birds, dogs, cats and other pets. Be careful of traditional chemical pesticides, they can kill more than mosquitoes.
Generally, four applications are enough for the entire mosquito season. Even in the heaviest of infestations the gallon size is almost always enough for the entire year for most homes.
Agricultural equipment dealers are working with Saskatchewan high schools to find a new generation of employees.
Many of the 125 farm dealerships in the province have at least a couple openings for agricultural equipment technicians.
