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September 23rd, 2009
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Farm Innovators Thermo Cube Thermostatically Controlled Outlet $17.99 The Thermo Cube is a unique, patented electrical device that plugs into a standard 15 amp electrical outlet and turns power on automatically according to outside air temperature, saving money by using power only when temperatures require heating or cooling. There are five models available with different temperature ranges to choose from. Each unit has two receptacles for use with more than one ele… |
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Nite Guard Solar NG-001 Predator Control Light, Single Pack $19.99 The Nite Guard solar-powered night predator light is a maintenance-free unit that keeps nocturnal predators away from your birds, livestock and property. Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 3 x 1 x 2, Removal Of: Nocturnal predators, Single, Pair, or Set: Single, Power Source: Solar, Indoor/Outdoor Use: Outdoor, Material Type: Sealed temperature resistant plastic, Includes: Auto on and off… |
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Designers Edge L-949 10 LED Rechargeable Solar Panel Shed Light $20.99 … |
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Historic Chicken, Eggs & Poultry Films DVD: Classic Food Safety & Meat Agriculture Movies $12.99 These 4 vintage chicken and poultry films from 1937-1960 show America’s favorite meat from the viewpoint of scientific agriculture. You can’t find this DVD compilation anywhere else! Table Of Contents: (1) The Chicken of Tomorrow (1948) – This 1948 film is, in many ways, a prelude to genetic modification of food and shows the early stages of modern scientific agriculture. According to the narrativ… |
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Raising & Farming Chickens, Turkeys, and other Poultry in Classic Movie: Poultry on the Farm DVD (1930s) $4.99 Poultry on the Farm provides an excellent overview of the development and care of chickens, ducks, geese, and turkeys. Each type of bird has its own section in the film and different stages of growth are shown for each type. The film documents chicken eggs in incubation machinery, including several views of the different stages of embryonic development. Then, the newly hatched chicks go to live in… |