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he 2015 Spokane Ag Expo and Pacific Northwest Farm Forum is scheduled for February 3-5, 2015 at the newly expanded Spokane Convention Center Complex. The largest farm machinery show in the Inland Northwest will host 300 exhibitors and conduct 36 educational seminars and forums relating to agribusiness from large-scale operations to small acreage farms and ranches. Exhibitors will range from large farm equipment manufacturers and service providers, to businesses catering to small acreage and part-time farmers who hold down other jobs while also running their family farms.

Spokane Ag Expo has been bringing agri-businesses and farmers together for 38 years. Spokane Ag Expo will again fill the Spokane Convention Center adjacent to the Spokane DoubleTree Hotel. Every foot of the new 120,000 square foot exhibit hall will be ready to welcome over 6000 visitors. 300 exhibitors including large and small acreage equipment dealers and a host of agri-business service providers with the latest in farming innovations will be on hand to talk the business of agriculture with attendees.

For 60 years, the Pacific Northwest Farm Forum has scheduled seminars ranging across a wide spectrum of current topics of interest to both full-time and parttime farmers, ranchers and agricultural producers. This year’s seminars are scheduled for Tuesday, February 3, 12 noon-3pm; Wednesday, February 4 from 10:30am3pm; and Thursday, February 5, 10:30am-12 noon. For a complete time and topic schedule of the seminars, visit the Spokane Ag Expo’s website at www.AgShow.org Continued on Page 8

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Continued from Page 6 The opening session of The Pacific Northwest Farm Forum on Tuesday morning at 9am, again hosts Dr. Art Douglas, retired Professor Emeritus, Atmospheric Science Department, Creighton University, presenting his “2015 Forecast for Weather Conditions in the Pacific Northwest”. Following Dr. Douglas is a presentation by Professor Randy Fortenbery, the Thomas B. Mick Endowed Chair in the WSU School of Economic Sciences, discussing the “2014 Farm Bill Impact on Acreage Allocations and Land Prices”. Also, at the opening session, Ag Expo will announce the winners in the annual ‘Excellence in Agriculture’ Awards. Winners in each of the two categories, “Youth” and “Business/Organization” were chosen from nominations received by Ag Expo staff in early December. On Wednesday at 9am in the DoubleTree Main Ballroom, Kevin Van Trump, Chief Executive Officer, Farm Direction, returns this year and addresses the current agriculture markets with his analysis of what is changing and how to better manage the risks in the world marketplace. Pacific NW Farm Forum is also offering 36 educational seminars scheduled to include topics relating to cattle, marketing crops and livestock, small farm planning and marketing, tax and estate planning and several recertification courses. View all the seminar topics and scheduled times by going online to Spokane Ag Expo’s website at www.AgShow.org or checking the schedule in

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2015 Photo Contest Winners Announced The theme of the 2015 Spokane Ag Expo Photography is Agriculture in the Inland Northwest. Photographers were asked to submit photos that depict agriculture in the Inland Northwest. Entries were judged in two categories, youth and adult. All of the 93 entries will be displayed at the 2015 Spokane Ag Expo at the Spokane Convention Center Exhibit Halls during “Ag Week in Spokane” on February 3-5, 2015. Following the show, the winning photos will be posted on the show website www.agshow.org The purpose of the contest is to promote Inland Northwest Agriculture and to give amateur photographers, particularly from rural areas, an opportunity for their work to be shown and recognized.

2nd Place Adult Category Steve Shinning, Spokane, WA—“Old Tractors”

Adult Category 1st Place Adult Category and Show Director’s Choice Adult Category Karen Baumann, Washtucna, WA—“Stay Close”

Honorable Mention Adult Category Steve Shinning, Spokane, WA—“McCoy Elevator” David Huck, Deer Park, WA—“Hay Rolling Storm” Daniel Leitz, Spokane, WA –“Starlit Barn” Dennis Morissey, Mead, WA—“In a Cloud of Dust”

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ave you thought about becoming a Master Gardener, but didn’t know where to begin? Don’t worry; it’s much more approachable than you think! Master Gardener Volunteers serve as human links between WSU research-based horticulture information and the general public. Volunteers answer questions about a wide variety of horticulture issues, including plant selection, installation and maintenance; plant problem diagnosis and treatment, environmentally sound gardening practices, pest identification and management, and effective landscaping practices. Volunteer work includes helping residents in the Master Gardener Plant Clinic and Resource Center, teaching youth, adults and seniors about gardening, researching and writing educational information, staffing information booths at community events, and other activities. Becoming a Master Gardener in Spokane County involves completing an application packet, being accepted for tra ining, completing an extensive horticulture training program - which includes online training and completing weekly quizzes and a final exam, and volunteering 40 hours or more each year. They train a class of new Master Gardeners in even-numbered years and there are usually limited spaces available. MGs also enhance communities through demonstration gardens and donation of produce to local food banks. Low-income citizens learn to grow their own food and become more self-sufficient with the help of Master Gardeners. Whatever the priority need may be, if it can be addressed through gardening, WSU Extension Master Gardener volunteers are there to serve as part of the solution. The WSU Extension Master Gardener Program is open to everyone with an interest in gardening and a willingness to use their knowledge, experience and enthusiasm to make a positive impact on their local community. Master Gardener Volunteers make significant contributions to furthering safe and sustainable gardening practices. If you are an experienced gardener in Spokane County, want to increase and share your knowledge, and are available to volunteer during weekday hours, think about applying to be a WSU master Gardener. Do you want to apply? 1. Contact the WSU Extension office in your county. 2. Request and complete an application form. Some counties offer online application forms on their web site. Because WSU Extension Master Gardener volunteers work with children and the elderly, a criminal background check is required for all our volunteers. 3. If selected as a potential Master Gardener volunteer, you will be contacted with additional instructions. Those selected to enter the program will be asked to review and sign the enrollment documents and pay training fees. Ask about the availability of scholarships for training.

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Your Farm Tire

H E A DQUARTERS Welcome to Spokane Ag Expo! Conventional vs. Metric Sizing STD

NARROW

90/95

7.50R16

260/70R16 280/70R16

320/65R16

7.50R18

260/70R18 280/70R18

320/65R18

7.50R20

260/70R20 280/70R20

320/65R18

10.5R18

300/70R18

340/65R18

12.4R20 80/85 13.6R20

70/75

240/85R20

300/70R20 310/70R20

320/85R20 LARgE/LOW pRESS

360/70R20 FLOAT 380/70R20

275/80R18

420/65R20

320/65R16

320/70R24

420/65R20

12.4R24

260/70R18 8.3R22 280/70R18

240/85R24 11LR16 280/85R24

320/65R18

320/85R24

360/70R24

420/65R24

425/75R24 18.4R30

13.6R24

260/70R20 8.3R32 280/70R20

320/65R18 210/95R32

340/85R24

380/70R24 400/70R24

440/65R24

445/70R24

340/65R18 230/95R32

275/80R18 380/85R24

420/70R24 460/70R24

480/65R24

270/95R32 210/95R36 420/65R20 230/95R36

12.4R32 17.5LR24 24.5R32

420/85R24 335/80R20

480/70R24

540/65R24

30.5R32 19.5LR24

240/85R20

14.9R26 220/85R24 16.9R26 240/85R24 280/85R24 18.4R26 320/85R24 11.2R28 340/85R24 12.4R28 380/85R24 13.6R28 420/85R24 14.9R28

220/85R24

210/95R36

275/80R20

11.2R32

210/95R36

11.2R36 320/70R24 9.5R40 11.2R38 360/70R24

375/75R20 420/85R26 405/70R20

420/65R20 180/95R40 420/65R24

425/75R20 460/85R26 425/75R24

380/70R24 400/70R24 9.5R32 420/70R24 460/70R24 9.5R32

440/65R24 230/95R32 480/65R24 270/95R32

445/70R24

320/85R28 17.5LR24 340/85R28

9.5R36 480/70R26 11.2R36 11.2R38

19.5LR24 380/85R28

420/85R34 320/85R34

420/85R26 16.9R28

460/85R26 14.9R30

520/70R26 9.5R36 11.2R36 11.2R38 320/70R28

180/95R40

320/85R28

360/70R28

420/65R28

480/65R24 17.5LR24

375/75R20 16.9R30 405/70R20 425/75R20

440/65R28 480/70R26

11.2R32 9.5R36

420/65R28

380/70R28

440/65R28

• engineered for optimum ride, comfort 420/85R34 and wear 320/90R42 340/85R38 15.5R38 230/95R44 • Durable nylon body plies for lasting380/85R38 performance

8.3R44 9.5R44

9.5R44 11.2R44 9.5R48 42*25.00-20 11.2R38 9.5R40 8.3R44

13.6R36 480/65R24 17.5LR24

320/90R42 230/95R48 270/95R44

Bias R-1

480/70R30

Bias R-1 800/65R32

540/65R34

16.9R38 460/85R34

11.2R44 9.5R48 520/70R34

320/90R42 230/95R48 600/65R34 230/95R38

20.8R38

12.4R52

380/90R46 320/90R50 300/95R52 320/90R54

18.4R42

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11.2R38 48*25.00-20 9.5R40 8.3R44 48*31.00-20 9.5R44

540/65R24 13.6R38

11.2R38 650/75R32 9.5R40 8.3R44 9.5R44 480/70R34 8.3R44 500/70R34 9.5R44

540/65R24

48*25.00-20 420/80R28 480/70R26

480/65R28

480/70R28 420/70R26

540/65R28

20.8R42

8.3R44 FIRESTONE 9.5R44 16.9R46 800/50-25 SupER ALL TRACTION 23° 54*31.00-25 LSP CODE: 320/90R42 93-345-xx | 93-347-xx 18.4R46 11.2R44 230/95R48 420/85R38 9.5R48 • Trademarked 23° bar angle along with a 20.8R46 230/95R38

15.5R38 580/70R26

600/65R32 1000/50R25 750/65R26 600/70R28

620/75R30 420/85R38 600/70R30 1050/50R25

480/70R38 66*43.00-25 66*44.00-25

420/85R38 520/85R38

580/70R38

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320/90R54 LSP CODE: 25-319-xx LSP CODE: 71-380-xx | 71-381-xx 12.4R54 270/95R54 520/85R42 71-382-xx • Robust traditional bias 380/90R50 540/65R34 • Directional self-cleaning construction 420/80R46

580/70R42 620/70R42

traction tread • Strong reliable bias tire is the 480/80R46 23.1R30 economical solution to many • Designed for small tractors and 480/70R38 540/65R38 68*50.00-32 620/75R32 farming applications lawn and garden equipment 520/85R46 710/70R42 long bar/ long bar design for best overall 18.4R50 • Deep overlapping tread lugs for 380/90R54 480/80R50 380/90R46 800/65R32 traction and even wear excellent grip and long service life 320/90R50 650/75R34 420/85R38 73*44.00-32 12.4R52• Open-center tread for self-cleaning 580/70R38 650/65R38 300/95R52 1050/50R32 520/85R38 620/75R34 320/90R54 • Flexible sidewall rubber compounded with super-tough tread rubber means 480/80R42 great ride and long wear 320/90R54 710/70R38 78*45.00-32 580/70R42 • Lugs spaced to resist vibration 12.4R54 270/95R54 520/85R42 650/65R42 900/50R42

FARM TIRES, WHEELS, RUBBER TRACKS, ATV TIRES & BATTERIES 580/70R26 380/85R30

16.9R38

420/70R30 42*25.00-20

20.8R38

340/85R28

380/70R28

440/65R28

380/85R28

420/80R28 480/70R26

480/65R28

48*31.00-20

20.8R42

34 34 36

420/85R34 320/85R34

480/70R28 420/70R26

540/65R28

800/50-25 54*31.00-25

16.9R46

420/80R46

18.4R46

480/80R46

380/85R30

420/70R30

70/75

8.3R44

LSP CODE: 93-386-xx | 93-387-xx

• Specifically designed for front positions 13.6R38

580/70R26 18.4R34

360/70R28

210/95R36 FARm SERVICE Lug-m

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16.9R34

320/70R28 42*25.00-20

80/85

420/85R30 320/85R36

Bias R-1

540/65R26

520/70R26

Bias R-1

460/85R30

36 36 40

270/95R38 420/90R30 230/95R40

Bias R-1 LES SCHWAB: GROWING WITH FARMERS AND RANCHERS FOR OVER 58 YEARS 230/95R36 540/65R24 210/95R36 180/95R40 440/65R28 290/95R34 540/65R26 320/95R34 270/95R36

480/70R24 11.2R32 9.5R36

90/95

11.2R36 9.5R40 11.2R38

Conventional vs. Metric Sizing cont.

335/80R20 STD

260/70R16

16.9R24 320/85R20

16.9R30

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• 45° extra-deep tread for extra traction 320/85R38 18.4R30 210/95R44 520/70R30 340/85R36 in wet soil 385/85R34 • Dual rubber compounds – flexible rubber 11.2R32 on sidewalls to resist weather cracking 12.4R32 210/95R36 9.5R36 and checking plus super-tough rubber on the tread for long wear 24.5R32 650/75R32 FIRESTONE FIRESTONE TRACTION ) • Buttressed tie bars for improved FIELD AND ROAD( 23° FIELD AND ROAD 23° 30.5R32 wear and performance LSP CODE: 93-339-xx LSP CODE: 93-336-xx | 93-338-xx LARgE/LOW NARROW 90/95 80/85 70/75 65 FLOAT pRESS • Wear and snag-resistant tread • 23° tread bars for traction in the 420/85R34 • Bolstered nose for long wear 480/70R34 8.3R44 320/90R42 340/85R38 16.9R34 compounded with flexible sidewall field, long wear on the road 270/95R38 11.2R36 500/70R34 9.5R44 230/95R44 420/85R30 540/65R30 600/65R28 380/85R38 54*37.00-25 rubber for a great ride and long 420/90R30 9.5R40 480/70R30 320/85R36 600/65R28 • Flexible sidewall rubber and 620/70R26 11.2R38 230/95R40 tire life tough tread rubber for superior 320/90R42 9.5R44 460/85R30 ride and long wear 230/95R48 18.4R34 • Trademarked 23° tread for 11.2R44 460/85R34 520/70R34 320/85R38 excellent traction and durability 9.5R48 270/95R44 210/95R44 520/70R30 600/65R28 • Bar bracing for more stability 340/85R36 • Special weather-resistant sidewall and less squirm 11.2R38 385/85R34 42*25.00-20 13.6R36 compound means long tire life 9.5R40 FIRESTONE

275/80R20

260/70R16 280/70R16

300/70R18 8.3R32 9.5R32 300/70R20 310/70R20 9.5R32 11.2R32 360/70R20 9.5R36 380/70R20 11.2R32

Bias R-1

STD

FIRESTONE CHAmpION SpADE gRIp

Conventional vs. Metric Sizing

LSP CODE: 93-343-xx

9.5R24

14.9R24

Bias R-2

FLOAT

11LR16

8.3R24 11.2R24

32 36 36

260/70R16

Conventional vs. Metric Sizing

70/75

6.50R16

9.5R20

80/85

LARgE/LOW pRESS

580/70R26

48*25.00-20

18.4R42

Farm Credit Plans Bias R-1 & 24 Hour on the Farm Service

620/70R42

380/90R50

20.8R46

520/85R46

18.4R50

380/90R54

710/70R42

710/75R34

76*50.00-32

800/70R38

480/80R50

FIRESTONE SupER ALL TRACTION II 23° LSP CODE: 93-368-xx

• Modern tread design to maximize traction and improve transport ride • Increased footprint to minimize soil compaction • Increased number of lugs vs. Traction Field and Road for better road wear and ride

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