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Basic Electricity for Service Techs: Ohm’s law, Current Flow, Opens & Shorts

January 2, 2016 By Editor


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Learn about the basics of electricity and how it applies to automobiles. This video covers Ohm’s law, series and parallel circuits, opens and shorts, current flow and more. Sponsored by BBB Industries – makers of premium alternators and starters that meet or exceed OE form, fit and function. http://www.BBBind.com

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Hosts John Gardner and Chase Vlieg are ASE-certified Master Technicians and instructors at Chipola College’s Automotive Service Technology Program.

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How to work with a chainsaw – Tutorial from Husqvarna

January 2, 2016 By Editor


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In this chainsaw tutorial you will see how to work with a chainsaw when it comes to felling, limbing, cross-cutting and safety. Different techniques are shown in a pedagogical way. So regardless of if you’re a pro or an amateur it might be a good idea to check it out. There might always be something in your technique that you can perfect.

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Farm safety for kids: a video from the Primary Industries Health and Safety Partnership

December 31, 2015 By Editor


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TOP TIPS FOR KEEPING CHILDREN SAFE ON FARMS

– Create an enclosed safe play area for young children, to define the boundary between home and workplace.

– Make sure that children only ride two wheel motorcycles appropriate for their age and size, and wear helmets. Four wheelers are not safe for children at any age.

– Make sure that children always wear seat belts when in cars, utes and trucks – on-farm and off.

– Make sure that children are appropriately instructed and supervised when riding horses, and wear helmets.

– Never allow children to ride as passengers on tractors, even when there is an enclosed cabin.

– Make sure chemicals are stored in a secure place inaccessible to children.

– Reinforce “out of bounds” rules for all children, including visitors.

Source: Australian Centre for Agricultural Health and Safety

Miners and factory workers wouldn’t dream of taking their kids to work with them over the holidays, but for many farming families it’s a reality that their children will be living and helping out in one of Australia’s most hazardous workplaces.

Research continues to show that dams are the biggest single cause of injury or deaths of children on farms, followed by quad bikes and then injuries associated with other farm vehicles, horses and machinery.

The main hazards our children face on the farm are common to many families – dams, workshops and motorbikes, and when you’re out mustering you can add handling livestock, dehydration and getting lost.

During school holidays, with older children back from boarding school in some cases and all children at home through the day, the Primary Industries Health and Safety Partnership (PIHSP) is urging all farm families to think about how to keep their kids safe on the farm.

Younger children are at greater risk, with two thirds of children killed on farms being under five years of age. The next bracket, aged 5‐15 years, are more likely to end up in emergency departments with non‐fatal injuries, which is probably a reflection of them having more leisure activities involving horses and motorbikes, and being more involved in helping around the farm.

PIHSP is funded by the Research and Development Corporations for the meat processing, cotton, grains, fishing and livestock industries as well as the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation. For more information visit www.rirdc.gov.au/PIHSP.

For more information about keeping children safe on farms, go to the Farmsafe Australia website:

http://www.farmsafe.org.au/content/child-safety-on-farms

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The Future Of Agriculture? Smart Farming Technologies 2015 Video !

December 31, 2015 By Editor


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The Future Of Agriculture? Smart Farming Technologies 2015 Video !
Farming Technology :
A farm is an area of land that is devoted primarily to agricultural procedures or an area of water that is devoted mostly to aquacultural processes, in order to produce and manage such commodities as fibres, grains, livestock, or fuel. It is the basic manufacturing facility in meals manufacturing. Farms might be had and operated by a solitary person, family, neighborhood, firm or a company. A farm can be a holding of any sort of size from a fraction of a hectare to a number of thousand hectares.

Farming has been innovated at several different points and places in human past. Succeeding step-changes in human farming techniques were prompted by the British Agricultural Revolution in the eighteenth century, and the Green Revolution of the second half of the twentieth.

A business creating tree fruits or nuts is called an orchard; a winery makes grapes. A steady is used for operations mostly associated with the training of equines. Stud and industrial ranches reproduce and produce other animals and animals.

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The Agricultural Revolution: Crash Course World History #1

December 31, 2015 By Editor


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In which John Green investigates the dawn of human civilization. John looks into how people gave up hunting and gathering to become agriculturalists, and how that change has influenced the world we live in today. Also, there are some jokes about cheeseburgers.

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Rural Depression

December 31, 2015 By Editor


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With farming comes the good and the bad. Now the community is reaching out for more support to fight depression.

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John Deere Seeder Demo

December 31, 2015 By Editor


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Last week the first of the Emmetts 2015 technology demonstrations was held at the Sanders property north of Warracknabeal. Vetch was sown with two new 2015 John Deere​ 9R series tractors towing 1910 air carts fitted with a 40′ 1890 disc seeder and a 50′ 1830 tyne unit along side Wayne Sanders Morrin unit. The day was a success with close to 20 visitors to the site throughout the day of sowing.

We will be holding more technology demontrations over the next few weeks, please contact your local Emmetts branch for dates.

Emmetts – Keeping farmers farming since 1957.
Web: www.emmetts.com.au
Facebook: www.facebook.com/emmettsfarmequipment
Twitter: twitter.com/EmmettsGroup
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/EmmettGroup/videos

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Ray Mears’ Extreme Survival S02E03 – Outback Survival

December 31, 2015 By Editor


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How To Use A First Aid Kit… What Your First Aid Course Didn’t Teach You: Free Safety Video

December 31, 2015 By Editor


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How To Use a First Aid Kit… What Your First Aid Course Didn’t Teach You: Free 22 minutes Safety Video. Learn the contents of a first aid kit and how to properly use them when providing first aid. Great for standalone training, refresher First Aid Training between full First Aid Certification Courses, or just to learn about performing basic first aid and utilizing those obscure first aid kit content items found in a comprehensive first aid kit. Also a great guide for what to look for when buying a first aid kit.
Watch this informative First Aid Video Free to learn first aid today!

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Bush Mechanics – Ep3 – The Chase

December 31, 2015 By Editor


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Episode about a game of cat & mouse in the northern territory of Australia. a must watch!

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