Proper eye protection is also a must. Full-face goggles or a pair that fit over eyeglasses are the best chose. Many experts suggest keeping a ring-bound notebook with a copy of all the applied pesticides. These labels carry all the information needed about the chemicals that are applied. Following label directions, wearing the right clothing, and using common sense all add up to safe pesticide application.
Most businesses depend on computers to perform day to day functions.
Farms and ranches are no exception, which is why producers need to be ready for Y2K. Computers are becoming increasingly important to many South Dakota producers but that could spell trouble when the calendar turns over to 2000. Many imbedded computer chips in automated farm equipment may not be Y2K ready. It is not just January first that producers should worry about. There are approximately 25 dates over the next three years during which problems can occur. Most computer experts advise people not to procrastinate.