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New Products from January 18, 2001

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Published: January 18, 2001

Cold protection

The Calf Comfy is designed to keep new-born calves warm and dry. The blanket’s washable, triple-layer design has waterproof Ultrex on the exterior, fleece on the interior and Thinsulate in the middle.

Keeping the calf warm and dry helps it to eat sooner.

The cow can still lick the calf, but can’t remove the Comfy.

Ear Comfys are also available to protect ears from freezing. They enclose the top of the head and ears in a single bonnet.

Tail Tucks protect the tail while allowing it free range of movement. Comfys come in a range of colors and can be imprinted with the herd name or logo.

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Quick snap buckles are easy to operate and straps are adjustable. In Saskatchewan, contact Matt or Shawna Prete in Unity at 306-228-8171.

For more information, contact Action Badges and Promotionals in Edmonton, 780-420-1368.

Ag software

Settler Agricultural Software is introducing the Field-Master InfoSystem that will allow farmers to enter data on field activities and observations into any Palm-compatible handheld computer.

The system includes the new Settler Field-Mate handheld Palm-platform software program and Field-Master 2.0, a desktop computer software program.

Data logged in the field on the Palm Pilot handheld unit can be transferred to the desktop computer using HotSync technology.

Field-Master software allows the operator to track, sort, query and manage all field and crop activities and observations, including crop and herbicide rotations.

It also has a crop-planning module to project and analyze future crop plans and budgets.

For more information, contact Settler Agricultural Software at 1911 Park Street, Regina, Sask., S4N 2G5, phone 306-721-7949 or visit the website at www.field master.com.

On-line marketing

Farmers will soon have access to a new on-line marketing initiative offering more choice in buying farm inputs.

AgriSelect will be offered by Van Waters and Rogers Ltd., Louis Dreyfus Canada and Aginfonet.com. It will be available at www.aginfonet.com.

The companies said in a News release

news that basic features and selected products will be available before the spring seeding season.

Van Waters and Rogers is a subsidiary of Royal Vopak, a chemical distribution company with headquarters in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Its Winnipeg-based agricultural division is a leading distributor of crop protection products to independent retailers in Canada.

“By bringing manufacturers, distributors and retailers together,

AgriSelect will help local independent retailers maintain and even grow their business,” said Doug McNair, chief executive officer of Aginfonet.

“Farmers will find value from having more choice in purchasing their inputs.”

For more information, visit the website at www.aginfonet.com.

Water technology

Municipalities thinking about upgrading their water treatment systems might want to look into Zenon’s ZeeWeed membrane technology. Instead of using chlorine to kill or inactivate contaminates, membranes filter out contaminants. The ZeeWeed removes bacteria and viruses as well as parasites such as cryptosporidium and giardia.

For more information contact Zenon at 905-465-3030

or visit the website at www.zenonenv.com.

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