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Old 09-08-2016, 05:30 PM
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I may have to ask next time, John. I would love to ride along sometime!
all they can say is no.
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True Daniel, but I didn't want to interrupt them. They were moving along pretty quickly.
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I used to love riding along with my uncle in the combine when I was a kid. Watchin' all those varmits runnin' for their lives! Thanks Allen for putting up the pictures.
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Ahhhh fall.

We won't be shelling corn anytime soon. Just before I left for Maryland we were just finishing getting silage equipment ready. They planned to start cutting silage on Tuesday this week. Corn wasn't even ready for silage last week, so it's gonna be a while till we're harvesting.

Beans just really got to filling their pods.
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My brother in law, his dad and uncle have a 7240 axial flow, and a 5140 axial flow both have geringhoff corn heads. The cart is a Demco 1300bu pulled by a 450 Steiger. Probably similar to the kind of operation you photographed.

Our farming operation is a little smaller lol. This is a pic i snapped last fall. Liked the sky background.



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Glad you guys liked the pics!
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Ahhhh fall.

We won't be shelling corn anytime soon. Just before I left for Maryland we were just finishing getting silage equipment ready. They planned to start cutting silage on Tuesday this week. Corn wasn't even ready for silage last week, so it's gonna be a while till we're harvesting.

Beans just really got to filling their pods.
Jonathan, the beans are still green here. They'll be ready late October into November.
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Beans here are just starting to turn brown, the corn is still JD green, but kernels are dented.
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George, the cotton is turning and starting to open. It will be harvested, the same time the beans are harvested.
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George, the cotton is turning and starting to open. It will be harvested, the same time the beans are harvested.
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