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PRODUCT 2018 CATALOG SEEDS BOOKS PLANTS SOILS TOOLS DRIP IRRIGATION BENEFICIAL INSECTS ECOLOGICAL PEST CONTROL ORGANIC FERTILIZERS SOIL AMENDMENTS CONSULTING SERVICES WELCOME TO OUR ANNUAL CATALOG A BRIEF HISTORY Founded in 1980 by Kate Burroughs and David Henry, Harmony Farm Supply was a pioneer in the Organics Movement as a supplier of organic fertilizers, ecological pest controls, and Intergrated Pest Management monitoring tools. In 1982, irrigation system components were added to the offering. In 1990, Harmony Farm Supply moved to its present location where it added a Nursery as well as more products (including Photovoltaic Solar products). Since then, Harmony Farm Supply has been the leader in providing CCOF Certified Organic vegetable starts. In 2007, Kate and David decided that they wanted to be growers rather than retailers. They sold the business to Rick Williams in July of that year. Rick and his wife Leah are committed to carrying the “sustainable” baton. COMMITMENT TO THE EARTH COMMITMENT TO THE COMMUNITY All of us at Harmony Farm Supply & Harmony Farm Supply & Nursery supports Nursery believe that we need to be good community service which fosters Organic stewards of the earth. Education and Sustainability. This means This means: we make contributions to local organizations • Encouragement/support of Organic who support organic gardening programs Farming and Gardening which is the "nat- and educate for our sustainable future. ural" way. For example: • Growing plants & controlling pests with- • Sonoma County Farm Bureau out the use of poisons or toxic materials. • Sonoma County Science Fair • Water-wise Irrigation Systems. • Ecological Farming Association • Using Solar Electric for Agriculture, • The Farmer-Veteran Coalition Residential and Commercial applications. • SRJC Ag Department & Shone Farm • Sonoma County Winegrape Commission • California Department of Forestry COMMITMENT TO QUALITY • California Rare Fruit Growers Association Customer Satisfaction is Our Goal! • California Certified Organic Farming This means: • Organic Seed Alliance • For over 30 years, Harmony Farm Supply • Sebastopol FFA & Nursery employees have been the • Biodynamic Farming Association experts in the organic growing industry. • Community Alliance For Family Farmers Our sales staff is top notch! • Sebastopol Community Cultural Center • We sell products that meet the California • Global Student Embassy Organic Foods Act or the National • Farm Trails Organic Program. • Daily Acts • Selling quality product that meets our goal • Grow Local of excellence. We help you get the job • Laguna Foundation done organically! • School Gardens throughout Sonoma County Nursery · Ornamentals, Natives & Edibles · Irrigation: Systems Design, Water Storage Tanks · Organic Seeds: Vegetable & Cover Crop · Organic Fertilizers & Amendments Organic Vegetable Starts · Organic Pest Control · Pottery & Planters · Cultivation Supplies · Books & Tools · Solar Design & Sales Annual Customer Appreciation Day - Keep an eye open for the dates. Except for major holidays, we are here for you seven days a week. Monday through Saturday 7:30 am to 5 pm, and Sunday from 9 am to 5 pm ACCESS TO ORGANIC! TO ORDER CALL TABLE OF CONTENTS Drip Irrigation 4-15 (707) 823-9125 Pumps 15 Monday thru Friday, 8 A.M.– 5 P.M. PST Garden Hose & Access. 16-19 Sat. & Sun. 9 A.M.–5 P.M. Valves & Timers 19-24 MAIL ORDERS TO: Sprinkler Irrigation 25-31 24 HOURS A DAY P.O. Box 460 PVC Pipe & Fittings 32-43 FAX (707) 823-1734 Graton, CA 95444 Drain Pipe & Fittings 44-48 3244 Gravenstein Hwy North Sebastopol, CA 95472 Rainwater Harvesting 49 Web Site: www.harmonyfarm.com Solar Pumps 50 E-mail: [email protected] Water Purifiers 51 Fertilizers & Soil Amendments 52-59 Check online to sign up for our free classes. Ecological Pest Controls 60-83 Tools & Horticulture. Supplies 84-101 TelePhone EXtensions Food Processing Aids 101-102 Customer Service Ext. 10 Books 102-108 Seeds 109-114 Shipping Ext. 22 Consulting Services 114 Technical Assistance Ext. 10, 23 Lab Services 115 Index 116-113 Nursery Ext. 25 Ordering Instructions 118 Store Hours & Directions Ext. 49 Order Form 123 Account Billing Problems Ext. 17 (Monday–Friday, 9 A.M.–4:30 P.M.) SAFE SEED PLEDGE: Special Orders Ext. 12 We pledge that we do not (Monday–Friday, 8 A.M.–5 P.M.) knowingly buy or sell genetically engineered Rick Williams Ext. 19 seeds or plants. E-mail: [email protected] We belong to the following organizations which further our work: Pacific International: International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements and Irrigation Association Market National: Assoc. of Applied IPM Ecologists, Biodynamic Assoc., Entomological Society of America, National Campaign for Sustainable Agriculture, Seed Savers Exchange, and American Solar Energy Society State: California Alliance with Family Farmers, California Certified Organic Farmers, California Native Plant Society, California Rare Fruit Growers, Ecological Farming Association Regional: Russian River Winegrowers, Sonoma Co. Wine Grape Commission, Sonoma Co. Farm Trails, and Solar Sonoma County ARCSA: American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association. This catalog is printed on recycled paper. Sonoma County Farm Bureau Please recycle when you have finished with it ENTIRE CONTENTS ©2014 HARMONY FARM SUPPLY or pass along to a friend. DriP Irrigation Emitters for flat terrain (Less than 10 ft. vertical change in elevation): SHIPPING WEIGHTS FOR ALL EMITTERS: 1 lb./10, 1 lb./100, 10 lb./1000 (unless noted otherwise) NETAFIM Button WOODPECKER: is Spot shruBBler recommended where drippers need to be EMitter: adjusts from 0 to buried underground or where you wish to 10 GPH. 8 stream pattern. extend 1/4” spaghetti from emitter to plant. 1/4” barb. Drippers are mounted on laterals, buried, SHRUB $.59 ea. and spaghetti tubing extends above to $53.10/100 $472.00/1000 (SW4#/1000) irrigate plants.(1/4” barb to fit 1/4” spaghetti SHRUBS $.99 ea tubing) (360 degree spray) 1/2 GPH (inlet red) NWB2 $.54 ea. SHRUB180 $.64 ea 1 GPH (inlet black) NWB4 $.54 ea. (180 degree spray) 2 GPH (inlet green) NWB8 $.54 ea. $48.50/100 $432.00/1000 (SW 3#/1000) JAIN FLAG EMITTER: Spiral laminar flow path. Unscrew flag at top for easy NetafiM Button: Uncloggable in most cleaning. 1/4” barb to fit 1/4” spaghetti situations.(1/4” barb to fit 1/4” spaghetti tubing) tubing) 1/2 GPH (red dot) NB2 $.26 1 GPH DBK04 1 GPH (black dot) NB4 $.26 2 GPH DBK08 2 GPH (green dot) NB8 $.26 4 GPH DBK16 $.35 ea. $23.40/100 $208.00/1000 (SW 3#/1000) $31.50/100 $315.00/1000 (SW 4#) EMITTERS FOR HILLY TERRAIN PRESSURE COMPENSATING (>10 ft. vertical change in elevation) As Well as Iron & Other Problem Dirty Water: SHIPPING WEIGHTS FOR ALL EMITTERS: 1 lb./10, 1 lb./100, 10 lb./1000 NetafiM WOODPECKER Pressure NetafiM Pressure COMpensating: recommended where COMpensating: The best dirty pressure compensating drippers need water emitter. 1/4” barb to fit to be buried underground. Drippers 1/4” spaghetti tubing. are mounted on laterals, buried, and spaghetti tubing extends above to 1/2 GPH NPC2 irrigate plants. The best dirty water emitter. 1 GPH NPC4 1/4” barb to fit 1/4” spaghetti tubing. 2 GPH NPC8 1/2 GPH NWPC2 $.42 ea. 1 GPH NWPC4 2 GPH NWPC8 $37.80em/100 $.42 ea. $336.00/1000 (SW 2#/100) $37.80/100 $336.00/1000 (SW 2#/100) TORO AG TurBO SC: Pressure compensating emitter. Very hard to plug. Can be opened to unclog if needed. 1/4” barb to fit 1/4” spaghetti tubing. 1/2 GPH DPJ02 1 GPH DPJ04 $.36 ea. $32.40/100 $288.00/1000 (SW 1#/100) 4 Prices subJect to change · call for current Pricing DriP Irrigation MINI-SPRAYS AND SPRINKLERS ALL RATINGS ARE BASED ON 20 PSI. DRIP MINI SPRINKLER Formerly known as EFCO, Ein dor or Eintal Minisprinklers, these minisprinklers operate on a principle which provides for equal wetting over the entire delivery diameter. The spray is in the form of heavier droplets which emerge horizontally to cover a full circle and work better in wind than other minisprinklers. When water is shut off, the eye falls back into the socket, thus sealing it against dirt or insects. It is self-cleaning due to the dynamic operation caused by the rotating needle in the sprinkler orifice. No deposits can accumulate. Good for iron or other heavy mineral water. Can be used in any position including upside-down (for use in greenhouses and tree irrigation). To make a complete minisprinkler, order a sprinkler head, based on desired gallonage and diameter, a coupler cantal, a microtube, and your choice of an iron rod and an iron rod adapter or a plastic stake. You must have 4 or 5 pieces to make a functional minisprinkler. COMBination Stakes: 17” will hold MINI-SPRINKLER HEADS: either drip hose or spaghetti tubing. Used with micro sprinklers and microjets, etc. Color GPH Diameter sku Price CS18 $.69 ea. (SW 8#/100) Light Blue 10 GPH 6-8’ EMLB $.59 Gray 15 GPH 10-11’ EMGY $.59 Black 18 GPH 10-12’ EMBLK $.59 Green 24 GPH 12-13’ EMG $.59 Blue 27 GPH 13-14’ EMBLU $.59 Red 32 GPH 15-16’ EMR $.59 COUPLER CANTAL: adapts minisprinkler head to microtube. Brown 42 GPH 16-17’ EMBRN $.59 EMCC $.40 (SW 1#/100) (SW 2#/1000) IRON ROD ADAPTER: adapts iron rod to PLASTIC STAKE: 13” long stake with coupler cantal or bottom of midi press fit for either coupler cantal of sprinkler. minisprinkler or bottom of midi sprinklers. EMA $.15 (SW 1#/1000) EMPS $.45 (SW 5#/100) Picture shows assembled mini sprinkler, SPOT SPECTRUM 360° FAN SPRAY: microtube and plastic stake adjusts from 0 to 22 GPH, 1/4” barb. Diameter, 1-11 ft., 360° circle pattern. Nozzle only w/thread S360T $.79 IRON ROD: 36” long copper coated iron rod for Nozzle + stake S360S $.99 holding up minisprinklers or midi sprinklers.
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  • Kisankrafttm Operation Manual

    Kisankrafttm Operation Manual

    TM POST HOLE DIGGER KisanKraft EQ9800 Operation Manual KisanKraft Machine Tools Pvt. Ltd. Sri Huchhanna Tower, #4,1st Main,7-A Cross, Maruthi Layout, Dasarahalli, HAF Post, Hebbal, Bangalore 560024,Karnataka,INDIA ♦ Bangalore (HO) ♦ Ahmedabad ♦ Bhopal ♦ Bhubaneswar ♦ Coimbatore ♦ ♦ Ernakulam ♦ Guwahati ♦ Shimla ♦ Hinudpur ♦ Hubli ♦ Hyderabad ♦ ♦ Jaipur ♦ Karnal ♦ Kolkata ♦ Lucknow ♦ Nagpur ♦ Patna ♦ Pune ♦ Raipur : www.kisankraft.com : [email protected] : +91.80. 22178200 Page 1of 20 TM POST HOLE DIGGER KisanKraft EQ9800 CONTENTS BEFORE GETTING STARTED ......................................................................................... 3 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................................................ 3 OPERATION .................................................................................................................... 6 STARTING AND STOPPING THE ENGINE ..................................................................... 7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ..................................................................................... 11 MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE ................................................................................... 11 SERVICE AND REPAIR ................................................................................................. 16 TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................... 17 : www.kisankraft.com : [email protected] : +91.80. 22178200 Page 2of 20 TM POST HOLE DIGGER