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Takeuchi founder, Eagle Crusher CEO named to AEM Hall of Fame - Vimarsana News

Takeuchi founder, Eagle Crusher CEO named to AEM Hall of Fame

The AEM Hall of Fame recognizes persons who have designed and contributed to innovations solving critical problems in the industry. Details on Equipment World.

For the lore — and love — of farming - Vimarsana News

For the lore — and love — of farming

Farmer Joe, formerly known as Dr. Joe Freeze, who for many years taught technical and metal arts at Indiana State University’s School of Technology, is very contented with his current

As I See It: Speaking to Knapp, J.I. Case - Vimarsana News

As I See It: Speaking to Knapp, J.I. Case

After living in beautiful Racine County 61 years, I finally visited Mound Cemetery in West Racine.

A pacemaker... with a cowbell? - Vimarsana News

A pacemaker... with a cowbell?

Photo credit: TractorZoom This Massey-Harris Pacemaker vineyard tractor is extraordinarily rare...but what’s up with the cowbell on the front? The Massey-Harris Pacemaker isn’t super-rare. They’re not super-common, either. There were about 3,000 built over two(ish) years. They were a great little Depression-era farm tractor. They have an interesting history, though. The Pacemaker was a direct descendent of a pretty groundbreaking tractor with ties to the Case family. Sort of... Wallis Tractor Co. The Pacemaker’s bloodline began with a company called Wallis Tractor Co. Henr...

Eric Johnson: William Horlick, and when malted milk from Racine was king - Vimarsana News

Eric Johnson: William Horlick, and when malted milk from Racine was king

“Mr. Horlick was one of the very best citizens I have ever known. He was a great benefactor and the people of Racine are under heavy obligation to him for his many contributions to the advancement and improvement of the city. He was a man of high ideals, and his death will be one of the greatest losses Racine has had for many years.” – Henry C. Baker While his name lives on at William Horlick High School on Rapids Drive and several blocks away at Horlick Athletic Field on High Street, today little is known about William Horlick, the man behind the name.