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Is STOP-FYRE Safe to Use? We Put It to The Test!
Where is STOP-FYRE® safe to use? Read more to find out the answer!
Fires Are Dangerous, But You Can Be Prepared
Fires are almost always unexpected. Learn how you can be prepared for anything!
1,000+ Smoke Alarms To Go To Communities Across the Midwest
At AKE, we are dedicated to ensuring everyone in the community is prepared for fire.
Farmer Saves Round Baler with STOP-FYRE®
Read how a dairy farmer used STOP-FYRE® when he needed it most, which saved his new baler.
Fire is a Real Turbine Killer
Fires are a real threat to Wind Power projects across the Nation. Learn more!
Man Saved Local Minnesota Restaurant with STOP-FYRE®
STOP-FYRE® can be used for almost any fire emergency. Read more about Jim Swoboda's story!
Ag Safety Awareness Week – 2016
Throughout the country, Farm Bureaus everywhere are highlighting safety on the farm for Ag Safety Awareness Week. Farm safety is a major priority, as farms rank among the most hazardous work sites (CDC). This year, the Agriculture Safety Awareness Program will take place March 6-12, with the theme “Caution – Safety is No Accident“. Each day
STOP-FYRE Saved My Farm – TWICE!
As always, we had a great time at the 2016 National Farm Machinery Show. It was so rewarding to meet and chat with all our customers that stopped by our booths. We enjoyed hearing people tell us how STOP-FYRE saved their life, friend’s life, their combine, their tractor, or their truck. This year, we had the privilege of
February Dealer Spotlight: Kendall & Kathy Guither
As February rolls around, it’s time for our new Dealer Spotlight! This month, we’re proud to recognize Kendall and Kathy Guither as February’s Dealer Spotlight. Kendall and Kathy have worked with AKE as a dealer for 4 years. They started out as are farmers who saw the benefits of STOP-FYRE and purchased it for their personal equipment
Don’t Burn Your Barn Down! Barn Fire Safety Tips
Fire prevention isn’t something many people think about on a daily basis. However, it’s a major cause of loss of life and property. This is especially true for farmers whose livelihood depends on their operations. For farmers, barn fire safety should not be an afterthought. When farming is your livelihood you can’t risk any
