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Luke Gregory Baker, 41Ryder, ND

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Luke G Baker Luke B Baker Luke J Baker

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Raub, ND   

Chilhowee, MO   

Belcourt, ND   

Fargo, ND   

McLeod, ND   

4227 10Th Ave SW, Fargo, ND 58103    701-4267798   

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Company: Turtle mountain community college enterprises, inc. Address: Bia Hwy 7, Belcourt, ND 58316 Phones: 701-4777862 Position: Building trades Industries: Junior Colleges and Technical Institutes

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher
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Sales

Work:
B&Cturf
Sales
Education:
Lake City Community College 2000 - 2003
Interests:
Golf Industry
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Location:
Ryder, ND
Industry:
Higher Education
Education:
Idaho State University College of Business
Doctorates, Doctor of Pharmacy, Pharmacy
Skills:
Pharmacists, Medication Therapy Management, Pharmacy, Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacy, Clinical Pharmacology, Clinical Research
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Location:
United States

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Us Patents

Apparatus For Processing A Crop

US Patent:
2016005, Feb 25, 2016
Filed:
Jul 27, 2015
Appl. No.:
14/810266
Inventors:
- West Fargo ND, US
Luke A. Baker - Fargo ND, US
International Classification:
A01D 17/00
A01D 17/06
A01D 33/08
A01D 17/08
A01D 33/02
Abstract:
An apparatus for processing agricultural product having a main frame, a support for the main frame configured so that the main frame can be advanced in an operating direction over an area in which agricultural product is grown, and an operating system on the main frame configured to advance unearthed agricultural product intermixed with debris in a conveying direction in a conveying path between an input location and a first point of use. A first processing assembly a) advances unearthed agricultural product intermixed with debris in the conveying direction towards the first point of use; and b) allows intermixed debris to separate from the agricultural product as it is advanced in the conveying direction. A plurality of processing assemblies downstream of the first processing assembly separate intermixed debris in the form of vines from the agricultural product in different manners as the agricultural product is advanced in the conveying direction.

Possible Relatives

Cynthia J Baker  David B Baker  Cyrus T Baker  Davida M Baker  Davin L Baker  Davon Baker  Dawn L Baker  Luke W Johnson  Luke R Johnston  Luke A White 

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