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Ultrasound works magicOne tool that South Dakota beef producers Blane and Cindy Nagel can''t do without is an ultrasound machine. All heifers on their 300-head Maine-Anjou herd are scanned each May and then bred according to their muscle scores and marbling levels. Ultrasound data for all sale bulls is provided to potential buyers. "As a breeder, I use it as a mating tool," says Blane, who farms near Springfield. "The buyers of my bulls use it as a selection tool." Nagel pays most attention to the marbling around the ribeye area. His cattle naturally muscle well, so he is looking for those who are also heavily marbled.

U.S. shipments of titanium mill product to the golf club industry peaked at around 10 million pounds in 1996. Today, including the domestic and export markets, shipments are estimated at 2 million pounds by RTI International Metals Inc., Niles, Ohio, with at least half of all drivers using titanium. (Titanium never caught on in a big way for irons.) Nearly all club heads are produced by investment casting. While most of the reduction in U.S. mill shipments was due to the overseas drift of club head production, some measure of the decline also was attributable to a head casting process today that is considerably more efficient than six or seven years ago, when it took roughly twice as much billet to cast and finish a club head than it does today. VSMPO of Russia is described as the dominant source for casting electrodes here.

Many failures on light-duty tractors simply can''t be repaired, and used machines often can''t be traded in for credit on new equipment. However, light-duty equipment is very popular, largely due to low purchase price. With proper care light-duty equipment can perform useful chores for many years.But beware: Some manufacturers place overpowered motors into light-duty tractors in order to make them more attractive to buyers. This causes stress and strain beyond the tractor''s design limits, resulting in rapid failure of the drivetrain, suspension, steering or other mechanisms.