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• Should You Buy New Or Recently Used Agriculture Equipment For Sale? Ask These Helpful Questions To Find Out

  Posted in Farm 2 Ranch

  Posted on April 24, 2018, 4:25 p.m.

  There are equally good reasons to buy new equipment as there is to buy recently used agriculture equipment for sale. It all depends on your budget, availability and the type of equipment you're buying. 
   
  Whether you buy new or used agriculture equipment for sale, you need to know what to look for and what questions to ask. Here are some suggestions to help you decide whether to buy new or buy used agricultural equipment.
   
  Here Are Some Questions That Will Help You To Decide If You Should Buy Used Or New Agriculture Equipment For Sale:
   
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• Crockpot pancakes

  Posted in Cooks' Corner

  Posted by cwatkinson@iafalls.com on April 9, 2018, 7:17 a.m.

  
  1-2 hours on high in a smaller crockpot
  Pancake Mix…your regular batter mixed according to the box instructions.  Use the amounts that will work for your number of mouthsto feed.Syrup…1 cup for the Batter + enough for drizzling on the top
  Butter..for the top
  In a large bowl mix up your Pancake batter…stir in one cup of Maple Syrup.Pour the syrupy batter into your Crock-Pot and set it according to your particular amount and time…Add an extra drizzle of Syrup over the batter for good luck, if you’d like.Now..set it but don't forget it.  Check it after 1 hour.
  

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• Apple Orchard Panini

  Posted in Cooks' Corner

  Posted by cwatkinson@iafalls.com on April 2, 2018, 8:57 a.m.

  
  Apple Orchard Paninifrom iowagirleats.com
  Ingredients
  Italian bread or Ciabatta bunsExtra virgin olive oilApple butterRoasted deli turkeyGranny Smith apples, thinly slicedBrie cheese, sliced
  Directions
  Preheat panini maker to medium-high. Brush one side of 2 slices of bread with extra virgin olive oil.Turn slices over then spread apple butter generously on both slices. Layer on turkey, apple slices,and brie cheese then place other side of bread on top. Place in panini maker (alternatively, cook the sandwichin a skillet on the stovetop) until golden brown and crispy. Allow to rest for 2 minutes then slice with a serrated knife.

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