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A Guide to Determine Which FieldNET® Pivot Control System is Right for You in 2022
How to Get Started with Irrigation Automation Using FieldNET® by Lindsay Just a couple of years ago, this would have been unheard of, but now. Read more
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How Preventative Maintenance Helps Eliminate Issues
Before the planting season begins, it's essential to perform an inspection of irrigation equipment to ensure it remains operational and efficient. Read more
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Prepping Your Grain Storage System
Woofter Construction has proudly helped those in the agriculture industry for more than 40 years, helping them find solutions that enable them to. Read more
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Why You Need a Commercial Building Construction Expert
Woofter Construction has proudly served the people of Kansas and beyond for nearly four decades, providing high-quality ag, irrigation, and. Read more
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Now Offering Mobile Welding Services in Kansas & Surrounding Areas
Here at Woofter Construction & Irrigation, we’re always looking for new ways to support the agriculture and construction industries. That’s. Read more
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Farm Construction – Renting Cranes from Woofter
For over 40 years, we’ve partnered with contractors, individuals, farmers, and all types of businesses throughout Kansas and the surrounding areas. Read more
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The Importance of a Proper Irrigation System
Water is essential to life, but getting water to where it’s needed isn’t always an easy task. Modern advancements in irrigation allow farmers and. Read more
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How Can Proper Ventilation from Agricultural Fans Save Your Grain?
All the hard work you put into storing your grain can be wiped out without proper ventilation. Agricultural fans keep air circulating so that heat. Read more
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What is a Pivot and Why Do I Need It?
Deciding which of the many farm irrigation systems to rely on for your irrigation needs is one of the most important decisions you’ll make as a. Read more
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Local Farmer, and Woofter Construction Customer, Featured in The Wall Street Journal
The doors to Woofter Construction & Irrigation opened in 1978. That means for nearly forty years, we’ve been dedicated to helping farmers and. Read more
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Increase Your Farmers Market Profits!
Visiting the farmers market on the weekend has become quite trendy for many people over the last few years, as more and more people are caring about. Read more
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Tips for Optimal Seed Treating
Every farmer's dream is to look out at a robust, healthy field of crops, knowing the return will be just as healthy. Caring for crops is no small. Read more
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Why Woofter is Your Go-to for Commercial Building Construction
Woofter Construction & Irrigation is proud to serve companies of all sizes across Kansas with the very best in commercial building construction.. Read more
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Two Key Improvements You Can Make to Your Grain Storage System
The main goal of any large-scale commercial grain storage system is to deliver the most harvest efficiency possible. Even the perfect storage. Read more
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The 5 Farm Irrigation Options & What to Consider
Deciding on an irrigation system for your farm warrants serious consideration. Farm irrigation systems are a big investment, and it's important to be. Read more
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Is Your Grain Storage Effective? Here Are 4 Ways to Be Sure.
Sustainable agricultural practices are becoming more and more important as the population of people to feed grows. The responsibility to adhere to. Read more
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5 Hard-Won Lessons from the Construction Industry
A successful life doesn't happen without learning valuable lessons, and neither does a successful construction project. Anyone who has worked in the. Read more
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3 Benefits to Renting Construction Equipment Instead of Purchasing
The U.S. is home to the second-largest construction market worldwide, but when it comes to smaller jobs, it doesn't always make sense to hire an. Read more
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Step-by-Step Guide for DIY Commercial Building Maintenance
Commercial buildings require regular maintenance and repair, but hiring an entire contracting crew can be expensive. Instead of spending the money on. Read more
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3 Benefits to Renting Construction Equipment Instead of Purchasing
The U.S. is home to the second-largest construction market worldwide, but when it comes to smaller jobs, it doesn't always make sense to hire an. Read more
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Are You an Agricultural Producer? Here are 3 Farm Irrigation Methods to Keep in Mind
Farm irrigation is an important part of the U.S. economy. In 2013, there were roughly 229,237 farms with over 55.3 million acres of irrigated land.. Read more
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Agriculture Irrigation: 3 Sources of Water and Equipment Safety
Roughly 53.5 billion gallons of groundwater a day is used for farm irrigation from over 407,000 wells, making agricultural irrigation the largest use. Read more
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Importance of Safety When Working With Agricultural Equipment
In the U.S., there are more than 21 million Americans working in the agricultural industry to produce, process, and distribute the nation's food.. Read more
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4 Important Tips to Improve Your Grain Storage
Grain storage is extremely important when it comes to agricultural production. It's nearly impossible to have enough grain to market during the. Read more
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Importance of Safety: Avoid Power Lines While Doing Agricultural Work
The Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) is calling on farmers all over to stay safe during this harvest season. In 2011, the U.S. generated a. Read more
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Importance of Agricultural Irrigation: 4 Irrigation Systems
The average size of a U.S. farm is about 435 acres. To ensure that those farms remain healthy and profitable, it's important for landowners to keep. Read more
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4 Tips to Ensure the Best Long-Term Grain Storage
Wheat is grown in 42 out of 50 states in the U.S., and one acre can yield an average of around 40 bushels of grain. Those 40 bushels translate to. Read more
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