One of the best ways to carry corn and soybeans to the finish line is a portable auger. It sounds easy enough, but miscalculating factors such as length, capacity and crop condition can result in ...

Late last year, following four years of construction, Shell 011 Company's recordsetting "Auger" tension leg platform (TLP) was towed out to its new home, some 255 miles southeast of Houston ...

It’s almost a rite of passage for a combine operator to snag an unloading auger on a tree or power pole sometime during their career. It may be a novice driver who hasn’t learned how far out ...

When they walked into their local food cooperative a decade ago with a Ziploc bag of homemade tortillas, Veronica and Miguel Garza had no clue that they would one day have a billion-dollar business.

Many times skid-steer mounted auger attachments don’t perform as expected, and the attachment is blamed. In reality, the problem may be a mismatch between the carrier and the auger attachment or ...

Who throws a tortilla? Honestly. Well, Texas Tech fans, apparently. But dudes in full football gear don’t have pockets or spare zip-loc bags on them. And so, Hunter shoved the tortilla down the ...

Also, you don't need to buy or prep a pastry crust. Instead, use a very large flour tortilla (one you would use for a burrito ...

If you're in the mood for comfort food, this recipe is sure to hit the spot! Tender chicken, wrapped in warm tortillas, ...

Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders signed one of the tortillas fans threw on the field during the Buffaloes' 41-27 win over Texas Tech on Saturday. Colorado Buffaloes Football @CUBuffsFootball ...

Although flour tortillas are very easy to make at home, a few long-life brands are sold in UK supermarkets. In the southern states of the USA and in South America, tortillas are readily available ...

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To make tortillas, separate the dough into 30g/1oz portions and roll them into little dough balls. Put them back into the bowl and cover with a tea towel, so they don’t dry out. Heat a non-stick ...