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Optimism in the Ag Equipment Market - Southeast AgNET - Vimarsana News

Optimism in the Ag Equipment Market - Southeast AgNET

While equipment manufacturers are still recovering from the pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic, they continue working toward a state of .....

Harvesters Continue Gains, Tractor Sales Stay near Average - - Vimarsana News

Harvesters Continue Gains, Tractor Sales Stay near Average -

Combine harvester sales in the U.S. continue to grow while tractor unit sales stay close to their 5-year average according to the latest data

Ninth Circuit: Trucking Companies Must Comply with California Labor Law - Vimarsana News

Ninth Circuit: Trucking Companies Must Comply with California Labor Law

(CN) — Upholding California’s historic labor law Assembly Bill 5 on Wednesday, a Ninth Circuit panel found the law is not preempted by federal laws governing the trucking industry and ordered carriers previously offered a reprieve by a federal judge to begin complying with the law. Reversing the district court’s preliminary injunction blocking enforcement of California’s labor classification law for employees and independent contractors, U.S. Circuit Judge Sandra S. Ikuta — a George W. Bush appointee writing on behalf of herself and U.S. District Judge Douglas P. Woodlock, a Ronald ...

One of the largest ecosystems on Earth lives beneath the seafloor and eats radiation byproducts - Vimarsana News

One of the largest ecosystems on Earth lives beneath the seafloor and eats radiation byproducts

One of the largest ecosystems on Earth lives beneath the seafloor and eats radiation byproducts That's pretty metal! Researchers at the University of Rhode Island’s (URI) Graduate School of Oceanography report that a whole ecosystem of microbes below the sea dines not on sunlight, but on chemicals produced by the natural irradiation of water molecules. Image credits Ely Penner. Whole bacterial communities living beneath the sea floor rely on a very curious food source: hydrogen released by irradiated water. This process takes place due to water molecules being exposed to natural radiation, ...