Irrigation Innovation?

By Phil McKibben | Published: June 24, 2009

Twister

Actually this was a brand new center pivot that never made a circle. High winds and a small tornado wreaked a little havoc on this farm in Tallahatchie County this past week. Two of the farm’s three pivots were damaged significantly.

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