Rain Bird Corporation

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James R Harris

John E Price

Randy Ray Montgomery

Anderson Micu

Ray S Peppiatt

Samuel P Whitt, Jr

Forrest M Henderson

Jeffrey B Westphal

Harvey J Nickerson

Ryan L Walker

Young Suk Kim

Michael G Huey

Joshua R Wagner

Hari K Boddupalli

Chao-Ming Kang

Leland H Harris

In some embodiments, an irrigation control device is provided that includes adjacent terminal connector rows having a ridge portion between the rows, where the ridge portion is configured to support and guide wires to electrical connection pads of one row, and to support these wires above wires retained in another row of electrical connection pads. In some embodiments, the ridge portion offsets the wires from the different rows in the horizontal plane.

Irrigation controller with terminal connector blocks

Systems, apparatuses, and methods are provided herein related to irrigation control systems. In some embodiments, an irrigation control system includes a router, an access point, and irrigation controller, a wireless adapter, and a mobile device. The mobile device can communicate with the wireless adapter in a direct communication mode in which the wireless adapter creates a wireless network, a first indirect communication mode in which the mobile device and the wireless adapter communicate via the access point while the mobile device is within range of the access point, and a second indirect communication mode in which the mobile device and the wireless adapter communicate via the access point while the mobile device is out of range of the access point.

Wireless remote irrigation control

Vehicle window mounted sports pennant

A pair of elongated, generally transversely triangular deflector members are attachable to opposite, upstanding sidewalls of the foraminous, platform-like cleaning shoe of a combine for the purpose of preventing disproportionate accumulation and build-up of crop materials on the downhill side of the cleaning shoe when the combine is performing harvesting operations on sidehill slopes. The deflector members are fixed to such sidewalls for reciprocation with the shoe during agitation thereof and are provided with upwardly and inwardly extending baffle surfaces having the ability to redirect crop materials and air currents back toward the central portion of the shoe to counteract the effective gravity tending to cause the disproportionate accumulation of materials against the downhill sidewall. Through the inclined baffle surfaces and oppositely inclined feeder plates on downwardly and inwardly inclined surfaces of the members, the materials tend to be spread more evenly over the entire surface area of the shoe than would otherwise be the case in sidehill slope situations, to the end that grain loss is reduced and cleaning efficiency is increased.

Grain deflector for combines

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Tucson, AZ, United States of America

James R Harris