In Colorado, HFH of Metro Denver also builds homes that incorporate passive-solar heating. Large, south-facing windows allow the low-angled winter sun to warm the interiors. Energy-efficient windows and well-insulated walls, floors and foundations retain the solar warmth, reducing demand auto for auxiliary heating. Because the houses are well-insulated and solar-heated, the furnaces can be downsized substantially. Energy-efficient models aux are standard. Programmable thermostats regulate backup heating and cooling systems, reducing demand when the house is unoccupied or residents are asleep. Insulation that keeps the houses warm in the winter also helps to maintain a cool interior in Denver''s dry, hot summers. Plus, 2-foot-wide overhangs block the high-angled summer sun and provide shade for walls and windows.

Groundbreaking.Hit the ground running with the new 1790 Front-Fold Planter. From the new Central Commodity System (CCS) bulk seed tanks on top to the high-speed VacuMeter[TM] system at the back, this new split-row planter is built to do one thing: get your crops in the ground quickly.Start with the Central Commodity System. Two tanks per planter carry up to 100 bushels of bulk corn, soybean, cotton or milo seed for fewer stops and faster refilling. A maintenance-free air delivery system supplies each row-unit with clean, undamaged seed for more complete germination. When it''s time to refill, you''ll be running again in no time, thanks to the convenience of centrally located tanks and a sturdy steel filling platform.

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