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This often-quoted line was shared during Conversations With the Beck Family at the annual Becknology Days, recently hosted by Beck's. Hospitality exudes from every smiling Beck's shirt-clad staff member, including those who pick you up at your vehicle in golf carts to whisk you away to the front doors for check-in. It's evident that everyone from CEO Sonny Beck to the cashiers checking people out at the company's country store believe the adage. [Extracted from the article]

b Restrooms are located outside the entrances and within the four food court complexes at the center of each quadrant of the exhibit field - these are easily found by looking for the tall light poles located at the center of each quadrant. b The office is in the Administration Building outside the grounds at the south end of Sixth Street (Gate 6) on the south side of the exhibit field. b The edge of the exhibit field in the North Parking Lot has been designated for parking for people with disabilities. [Extracted from the article]

b The office is in the Administration Building outside the grounds at the south end of Sixth Street (Gate 6) on the south side of the exhibit field. b Restrooms are located outside the entrances and within the four food court complexes at the center of each quadrant of the exhibit field - these are easily found by looking for the tall light poles located at the center of each quadrant. b The edge of the exhibit field in the North Parking Lot has been designated for parking for people with disabilities. [Extracted from the article]

b The edge of the exhibit field in the North Parking Lot has been designated for parking for people with disabilities. b The office is in the Administration Building outside the grounds at the south end of Sixth Street (Gate 6) on the south side of the exhibit field. b Restrooms are located outside the entrances and within the four food court complexes at the center of each quadrant of the exhibit field - these are easily found by looking for the tall light poles located at the center of each quadrant. [Extracted from the article]

b The office is in the Administration Building outside the grounds at the south end of Sixth Street (Gate 6) on the south side of the exhibit field. b The edge of the exhibit field in the North Parking Lot has been designated for parking for people with disabilities. b Restrooms are located outside the entrances and within the four food court complexes at the center of each quadrant of the exhibit field - these are easily found by looking for the tall light poles located at the center of each quadrant. [Extracted from the article]

b The edge of the exhibit field in the North Parking Lot has been designated for parking for people with disabilities. b The office is in the Administration Building outside the grounds at the south end of Sixth Street (Gate 6) on the south side of the exhibit field. b Restrooms are located outside the entrances and within the four food court complexes at the center of each quadrant of the exhibit field - these are easily found by looking for the tall light poles located at the center of each quadrant. [Extracted from the article]

Visitors can operate golf carts and motorized scooters at Husker Harvest Days, Sept. 13-15. Golf cart rules To keep drivers, walkers and vendors safe, golf cart operators must follow these rules of the road: Pedestrians have the right of way. There is a lot to see at Husker Harvest Days, and if walking proves too tiresome, consider a golf cart or a scooter. [Extracted from the article]

Sure, you can ride the pony, but picking the manure and mud out of her hooves comes right along with it. It is standard procedure for our granddaughter Evelyn to sink her whole face deep into the warm body of an animal. Now 6 years old, she's still got relentless gentleness and grit, shoveling up manure like nobody's business. [Extracted from the article]

B I Editor's note: i b I The October FFA Corner column mentioned Beiersdorfer Orchards, one of the Indiana companies that sells Indian-produced products in the FFA Country Market at the Indiana State Fair. Green stalks sway in the breeze, the soft humming sound of a combine in the wheat field floats through the air, and the sun's rays warm our skin. [Extracted from the article]

Green stalks sway in the breeze, the soft humming sound of a combine in the wheat field floats through the air, and the sun's rays warm our skin. B I Editor's note: i b I The October FFA Corner column mentioned Beiersdorfer Orchards, one of the Indiana companies that sells Indian-produced products in the FFA Country Market at the Indiana State Fair. [Extracted from the article]

B I Editor's note: i b I The October FFA Corner column mentioned Beiersdorfer Orchards, one of the Indiana companies that sells Indian-produced products in the FFA Country Market at the Indiana State Fair. Green stalks sway in the breeze, the soft humming sound of a combine in the wheat field floats through the air, and the sun's rays warm our skin. [Extracted from the article]

Green stalks sway in the breeze, the soft humming sound of a combine in the wheat field floats through the air, and the sun's rays warm our skin. B I Editor's note: i b I The October FFA Corner column mentioned Beiersdorfer Orchards, one of the Indiana companies that sells Indian-produced products in the FFA Country Market at the Indiana State Fair. [Extracted from the article]

B I Editor's note: i b I The October FFA Corner column mentioned Beiersdorfer Orchards, one of the Indiana companies that sells Indian-produced products in the FFA Country Market at the Indiana State Fair. Green stalks sway in the breeze, the soft humming sound of a combine in the wheat field floats through the air, and the sun's rays warm our skin. [Extracted from the article]

For golf cart reservations Golf Tournaments Inc. is the provider of golf cart rentals for Husker Harvest Days. Golf cart rules To keep drivers, walkers and vendors safe, golf cart operators must follow these rules: Pedestrians have the right of way. Visitors may bring personal golf carts but need to buy a permit for $60 from the golf cart vendor at the east end of Flag Road on the edge of the parking lot. [Extracted from the article]

B Personal golf cart. b Visitors who bring personal golf carts must purchase an $80 permit from the golf cart vendor located next to the west and southwest entrances. Here's a rundown of other rules: B Golf cart vendor. b Visitors can rent a golf cart from the Farm Progress Show approved vendor. B Seating limits. b A golf cart may not transport more individuals than it has seats for. B Attachment-free. b No pull-behind attachments to golf carts are permitted. [Extracted from the article]

Here's a rundown of other rules: B Golf cart vendor. b Visitors can rent a golf cart from the Farm Progress Show approved vendor. B Seating limits. b A golf cart may not transport more individuals than it has seats for. B Attachment-free. b No pull-behind attachments to golf carts are permitted. B Personal golf cart. b Visitors who bring personal golf carts must purchase an $80 permit from the golf cart vendor located next to the west and southwest entrances. [Extracted from the article]

B Personal golf cart. b Visitors who bring personal golf carts must purchase an $80 permit from the golf cart vendor located next to the west and southwest entrances. B Seating limits. b A golf cart may not transport more individuals than it has seats for. B Attachment-free. b No pull-behind attachments to golf carts are permitted. Here's a rundown of other rules: B Golf cart vendor. b Visitors can rent a golf cart from the Farm Progress Show approved vendor. [Extracted from the article]

Here's a rundown of other rules: B Golf cart vendor. b Visitors can rent a golf cart from the Farm Progress Show approved vendor. B Seating limits. b A golf cart may not transport more individuals than it has seats for. B Attachment-free. b No pull-behind attachments to golf carts are permitted. B Personal golf cart. b Visitors who bring personal golf carts must purchase an $80 permit from the golf cart vendor located next to the west and southwest entrances. [Extracted from the article]

Here's a rundown of other rules: B Golf cart vendor. b Visitors can rent a golf cart from the Farm Progress Show approved vendor. B Personal golf cart. b Visitors who bring personal golf carts must purchase an $80 permit from the golf cart vendor located next to the west and southwest entrances. B Seating limits. b A golf cart may not transport more individuals than it has seats for. B Attachment-free. b No pull-behind attachments to golf carts are permitted. [Extracted from the article]

B Handicapped parking. b Handicapped parking is available at the southwest corner of the exhibit field. B Information booths. b These one-stop shops for information not covered in the show program or last-minute changes are located at the entrances to the Progress City exhibit field and at the intersection of Central Avenue and Sixth Street. Progress City is the home of the Decatur, Ill., Farm Progress Show, and it has all the services of a miniature city, including parking, public transportation, emergency services, public air-conditioned restrooms and more. [Extracted from the article]

Sitting in on a couple virtual machine launches recently I got a look at how both startups and established companies are looking at a net zero carbon emissions future. Electric compact tractor Monarch Tractor is an India-based startup that's making headway with the wineries in California with its new machine. Dairies might like that electric JCB; while wineries working to share a carbon neutral story with environmentally conscious buyers may want that Monarch Tractor. [Extracted from the article]

Getting around the 3i Show can be challenging for those with mobility issues, but golf carts and motorized handicapped scooters can be used on the outdoor show grounds. Cofer Sales & Golf Carts will be offering a rental service to supply golf carts to those who need them. [Extracted from the article]

Getting around the 3i Show can be challenging for those with mobility issues, but golf carts and motorized handicapped scooters can be used on the outdoor show grounds. Cofer Sales & Golf Carts will be offering a rental service to supply golf carts to those who need them. [Extracted from the article]

Getting around the 3i Show can be challenging for those with mobility issues, but golf carts and motorized handicapped scooters can be used on the outdoor show grounds. Cofer Sales & Golf Carts will be offering a rental service to supply golf carts to those who need them. [Extracted from the article]

Getting around the 3i Show can be challenging for those with mobility issues, but golf carts and motorized handicapped scooters can be used on the outdoor show grounds. Cofer Sales & Golf Carts will be offering a rental service to supply golf carts to those who need them. [Extracted from the article]

Getting around the 3i Show can be challenging for those with mobility issues, but golf carts and motorized handicapped scooters can be used on the outdoor show grounds. Cofer Sales & Golf Carts will be offering a rental service to supply golf carts to those who need them. [Extracted from the article]

Highlights from the article: The 2019 Farm Progress Show opens today in Decatur, Ill. Progress City has all the services of a miniature city, complete with parking, public transportation, emergency services, public air-conditioned restrooms and more. B First aid. b First-aid stations are in two spots - outside of Gate 3 near the field demonstration tram-loading areas and at Lot 1E in the northeast corner of the grounds. B Handicapped parking. b Handicapped parking is available at the southwest corner of the exhibit field.

The good news for showgoers is that corn on demonstration fields was finally planted in mid-May, and show manager Matt Jungmann expects combine and tillage demos to happen as planned. Corn combining demonstrations will kick off at 11 a.m. each morning of the show, Aug. 27-29, says Ed Harris, who works with equipment operators on behalf of show staff. However, Harris and Muirhead make sure each person who will operate a combine or tractor in the field understands the rules. [Extracted from the article]

Highlights from the article: The Farm Progress Show runs Aug. 27-29 in Decatur, Ill. Only golf cars and motorized scooters are allowed on the exhibit field at the show. B Golf car vendor. b Visitors can rent a golf car from the Farm Progress Show approved vendor. B Personal golf car. b Visitors who bring personal golf cars must purchase an $80 permit from the golf car vendor located next to the west and southwest entrances.

Presents products that meet the demands of golf course superintendents and support staff responsible for keeping government courses in tournament-like condition. Nastek Turf Stress Detection Glasses from Bomar Technologies; Series TXT Electric and Gasoline model golf carts from E-Z-Go Textron; Endless Cascades waterfall vaults from PondSweep Manufacturing Co.

Presents golf products released in the United States in June 1999. Green-Now! green-colored top dressing and divot repair sand from Dur-A-Flex Inc.; Mosquito Magnet mosquito trap from American Biophysics; Model XRT 272 golf cart from Club Car Inc.; Corwipe 300 cleaners from Cortec Corp.; OHV engines from Briggs and Stratton Corp.

The article offers information on the events including the 2020 Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days from September 1 to 17, 2020.

Evaluates several commercial products. Compact powered air-purifying respirator from North Safety Products; Stump grinders from Morbark Inc.; Steel-legal Eagle SE golf car from Columbia ParCar Corp.

The article offers information on the use of motorized golf carts by Orange County Public Schools (OCPS) in Florida for delivering after-school meals to students engaging in outdoor activities away from the cafeterias. It mentions that the program began as a way to solve a problem the meal program had in bringing suppers to students engaged in after-school organized activities such as football practice and band rehearsals that often took place a distance from school buildings.

This article reports on the trend of U.S. cities considering golf cars as alternate forms of transportation, as of September 2013. The trend was pioneered by Peachtree City in Georgia, which has been utilizing golf cars as a means of transportation since the 1960s. The benefits provided by golf cars used as a form of transportation are discussed. The expanded legal use of golf cars in South Carolina and the approval of laws allowing golf cars on city streets in Kentucky are noted.

The article offers brief information on several machineries, vehicles, and equipment recommended for golf courses including the StreetPro SE series cart system from Curtis Industries LLC, Hustler 1500 riding mower from Excel Industries Inc., and the ergonomic EcoBench from Play Mart Inc.

Reports on the lessons learned by the Golden Links Advisory Board members about playing golf. Tips on driving golf carts; Importance of game etiquette; Position.

The article reveals that Volkswagen (VW) design chief Klaus Bischoff found inspiration from the early Volkswagen car, fondly called the Beetle, for its serious and non-aggressive looks, as his group designs the 2012 Beetle. He shared that the new Beetle will have a bigger engine, a wider track that gives the car a sportier look, and a more sloped roof line to enhance the coupe design. Bischoff also previewed that the future VW designs for the next VW Golf car will depart from the mainstream.

A photograph of golf carts driving under the street in the Stone Creek subdivision and golf course in Urbana, Illinois is presented.

Provides information on Golf R32 sports car from Volkswagen AG. Description of the car; Goal of Volkswagen to limit the options available on the R32 to speed its U.S. debut; Obstacle faced by R32.

Shares the story of golf player Dennis Walters. Impact of the golf cart accident that left Walters paralyzed from waist down; Struggle of Walters to fight physical handicap to be able to play golf again; Efforts of Walters to become a source of encouragement for others by setting an example.

Focuses on the multi-purpose Workhorse made by E-Z-GO Division of Textron Incorporated, Augusta, Georgia, which specializes in turf maintenance tasks. Characteristics of the machine; Options available.