Ray Bohacz
Ray is a technical writer in the automotive and agricultural industries and has been featured in over forty-four magazine titles with over 3,000 published technical articles, authored three books, and delivered countless seminars to the two communities.
Price range
- $5,000
Expert
- Agriculture
- Farm Safety
- Safety
- Technology
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About
What do you get when you mix a sweet corn grower, automotive
calibration engineer, technical writer, radio show host, podcaster,
certified mechanic, and drag racer with a guy from New Jersey who is
passionate about agriculture? That is Ray Bohacz, the Hot Rod Farmer!
Ray is the consummate storyteller. He uses his eclectic experiences
with his tell-it-like-it-is New Jersey accent to deliver critical technical
topics that are enjoyable and easy to understand while providing
practical value to all attendees.
This combination has earned Ray listeners to his podcast in 99 countries
and a show on Sirius XM Channel 147 Rural Radio. He has authored
three technical books about engines, has published in print over 3,500
technical articles, and was on RFD TV for six seasons as the Engine Man
and, in addition, four seasons on the DIY network.
Ray is called the Hot Rod Farmer since he used to build drag race
engines and was a driveline calibration engineer for BMW of North
America.
Beyond his knowledge and delivery, Ray is best known for his sincere
interest in and bond with his audience. The attendees come to hear a
speaker and leave with a friend.
Agriculture runs on machinery, but profits on reliability. Let
the Hot Rod Farmer deliver a unique message that will bring intrinsic
value to your group… along with an experience they will remember and
talk about for years to come.
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Video Clips
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Topics
Is Dirty Electricity Impacting Your Farm And Profitability?
The modern farm is electrified in more ways than anyone could have imagined, which will only increase. In the past, we did not need to give any thought to the quality of the electric power coming into our homes and farm, but that has all changed. Identified as dirty electricity, it can destroy delicate on-farm electronics leaving you with the problem and replacement cost. Learn how to identify the power quality quickly and safely, not only from the grid but your backup generator too, and what to do about it.
Is Electromagnetic Pollution Affecting Your Livestock And You?
Wireless communication and high-speed internet have done wonderful things for those in agriculture and rural America. This connectivity does come with a potential risk to you and your livestock. Animals that are not performing as they should and people with myriad symptoms that the medical community and veterinarians cannot identify a cause for are a sign. In this seminar, you will learn how to check for the three different types of pollution and what can be done to mitigate them while still enjoying the benefits of modern technology.
Your Profits May Be Flying Out The Farm Shop Door.
Agriculture runs on machinery, but its reliability and cost of operation are paramount to your profitability. During this talk, Ray Bohacz will cover three simple things that make a huge difference to your bottom line. They can easily be implemented whether you are a hands-on wrench turner or a manager. ROI is a big concern in any business; there are two types, and the agricultural community needs to recognize that. Profits evaporate invisibly before your eyes by not acknowledging the indirect ROI your machinery decision should be based on. This seminar will open your eyes and well establish that it is not the revenue your farm or ranch generates but what you keep that counts.
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Testimonials
1 person has recommended this speaker
“Dear Ray: I farm in Md. (Delmarva). Thank you for your interesting articles about engines, cars, trucks, machinery, etc. My neighbor this summer started to have trouble with his combine where when the grain tank approached full a sensor would go off(think it was a temperature sensor related to a hydraulic system). Then when the grain tank was unloaded the sensor alarm would go off. Well he consulted Atlantic Tractor( Deere dealer) where the speculation went towards "Common Ground". So he calls me up this past week to say he caught the tail end of a Successful Farming episode where you talked about just that subject. P.S. That sensor is almost driving him crazy!”