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Re: Corn harvest [Re: run] #8209547
09/04/24 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by run
I like Massey tractors . Don’t know enough about combines to make a recommendation.


Most everyone is green or red in our part of Iowa. (more green)
Couple of white guys when I was a kid
Yellow in WA for chopping. (clous) sp
Duets (sp?) tractors started showing up last year.....we will see

Last edited by Vinke; 09/04/24 10:31 PM. Reason: for yote 30++++ + ++ that has not purchased the dave and deave decoder ring

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Re: Corn harvest [Re: Yes sir] #8209557
09/04/24 10:45 PM
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We have more Claus then Deere choppers here. New Hollands are also common. Deere is the big one for tractors and combines. Fourth cutting is fast I know. Last night our son and family hosted the x country teams to a pasta
feed. I was over there for two hours and 1 chopper did 3 fields that totaled about 120-140 acres. They were merging 72 or 90 foot.

Bryce

Re: Corn harvest [Re: bblwi] #8209568
09/04/24 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted by bblwi
We have more Claus then Deere choppers here. New Hollands are also common. Deere is the big one for tractors and combines. Fourth cutting is fast I know. Last night our son and family hosted the x country teams to a pasta
feed. I was over there for two hours and 1 chopper did 3 fields that totaled about 120-140 acres. They were merging 72 or 90 foot.

Bryce


30 years ago it took a week to harvest,,,,,,Now takes a day........

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Re: Corn harvest [Re: Yes sir] #8209569
09/04/24 10:53 PM
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Yes sir,
Man we sure enjoyed a couple years down in your area where my son was a pitcher at the local college.
Good luck with your harvest.
A few fields getting picked here too. So dry this year. If you didn’t irrigate then it’s about done here.
Jim

Me and my son at his last home game in May before he graduated.
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Re: Corn harvest [Re: jabNE] #8209571
09/04/24 10:57 PM
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Originally Posted by jabNE
Yes sir,
Man we sure enjoyed a couple years down in your area where my son was a pitcher at the local college.
Good luck with your harvest.
A few fields getting picked here too. So dry this year. If you didn’t irrigate then it’s about done here.
Jim

Me and my son at his last home game in May before he graduated.
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NICe!
Sucks that baseball scholarships are not great.


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Re: Corn harvest [Re: midlander] #8209576
09/04/24 11:05 PM
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Originally Posted by midlander


Bryce, i noticed on my trip out to NTA that the corn in southern to mid-wisconsin seemed way behind us over here. I attributed that to the extensive rains. I saw a lot of water still standing in the fields in wisconsin. We are probaby a week away from hard core silage harvesting. They are busy emptying manure pits and finishing 4th cutting hay right now...after that, it will be go time.



I saw an extensive convoy of chopping equipment being hauled north on 23 this evening. Not sure if they had finished working something further south or what.

Re: Corn harvest [Re: Yes sir] #8209578
09/04/24 11:07 PM
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Re: Corn harvest [Re: jabNE] #8209581
09/04/24 11:09 PM
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Originally Posted by jabNE
Yes sir,
Man we sure enjoyed a couple years down in your area where my son was a pitcher at the local college.
Good luck with your harvest.
A few fields getting picked here too. So dry this year. If you didn’t irrigate then it’s about done here.
Jim

Me and my son at his last home game in May before he graduated.
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I'm glad u guys enjoyed it down here

Re: Corn harvest [Re: Yes sir] #8209590
09/04/24 11:24 PM
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I grew up on a corn field. I woke up one morning to what looked to be a hundred thousand geese out on the corn stubble. My dad pointed out to the field and said "you want to bust some birds?"
I had never seen them like that before, and I wasn't a waterfowl hunter r
At the time, so I declined since I figured they'd all spook soon as I walked out there.

I remember there being a cargo truck that drove alongside the harvesters. I guess the times have changed

Re: Corn harvest [Re: Yes sir] #8209594
09/04/24 11:32 PM
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Re: Corn harvest [Re: Savell] #8209602
09/05/24 12:16 AM
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We have one farm not far from me that milks 8,000 cows in two facilities. When they get rolling they will have 3-4 choppers going and that means about 2 dozen semi trucks to keep up with 3-4 packing tractors. The fuel oil delivery trucks empty out their tanks right in the fields.

Bryce

Re: Corn harvest [Re: AntiGov] #8209607
09/05/24 01:03 AM
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Originally Posted by AntiGov


Nice,,,,reminded me of my uncles 68 z 50 that I learned to ride before a bicycle...
White trash in the pit riding a SL Honda,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, racing rich kids with helmet and goggles,,,,,, on CRs..............Thanks for the memory..
There used to be more to motor cross then the machine .....


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Re: Corn harvest [Re: Yes sir] #8210847
09/06/24 09:29 PM
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Yes sir, when did you all plant the corn down there, early April or maybe even late March...?


"And God said, Let us make man in our image �and let them have dominion �and all the creatures that move along the ground".
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Re: Corn harvest [Re: Yes sir] #8210852
09/06/24 09:44 PM
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Re: Corn harvest [Re: Yes sir] #8212874
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Re: Corn harvest [Re: Yes sir] #8212876
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Neighbor here said he'll start cutting sileage next week or so.

Re: Corn harvest [Re: k snow] #8212881
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Very first silage field chopped near me the end of last week. Lot of really green corn standing and several fields that have not tassled yet. Going to be a drawn out season. Not near as many acres for grain this year as many more acres needed for silage with the marginal yields.

Bryce

Re: Corn harvest [Re: Yes sir] #8212896
09/10/24 01:12 PM
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Neighbor started chopping silage yesterday but said it will be quite sometime before they start combining corn. Beans are just starting to turn this week. Should be a bumper crop for both. Typical with the market being so low the way it is.


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Re: Corn harvest [Re: Yes sir] #8212962
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should finish up with corn today

Re: Corn harvest [Re: Yes sir] #8212996
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What are getting for yield?


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