A tour through the steps of recycling within the St. Lucie County Baling and Recycling Facility at Glades Cutoff Road in St.

B ALING, July 4 — Authorities have dismissed a viral video claiming the existence of a cable car linking Pengkalan Hulu in ...

We produce about 110 bales a day each weighing between 700 and 800 pounds. Today our baling efficiency creates sufficient volume to enable us to ship directly from each of our locations to the padding ...

A security guard and two of his family members were charged at the Baling Sessions Court yesterday with various offences, ...

Baling hay carries the potential for producing a profit. The first step is to determine who your customers will be and design a marketing plan to target those individuals. For hay baling, farmers ...

The art of baling can be more complicated than one may think. Sure, the process of baling itself – squeezing loose material into a dense, rectangular cube – is not rocket science, but when you ...

Baling is a little easier these days, thanks to his investment in a Staheli West Dewpoint 6110 steamer – an up-and-coming Utah ag manufacturer that put its first dealership in the state in February.

The RM22.80 million Sabo Dam in Sungai Kupang near here is expected to be completed ahead of schedule, Home Minister Datuk ...

Hay baling is probably the most important job we do. After all, if we get adequate rain, we can feed our livestock through a cold winter and sell the surplus hay. However, ...

The baling process. In the December morning chill, the ten-person crew works with solemn mechanical precision. By 10 a.m., they pile an impossibly high stack of bales onto a small flatbed trailer.

Baling wire and burlap sacks were two very useful items on the farms of yesteryear. With a pair of pliers and some baling wire, a farmer could repair almost all of his equipment.

It’s that time of year when farmers are baling hay. It's a tough job. You spend long hours out in the sun, and if something goes wrong, that just makes your day even longer. Mack Farmer knows ...