Thanks, I may have to get a double load for that price.

I saw a guy shelling south of town. I heard he has already picked some that supposedly made 136. I was surprised anything in this county was yielding that low. Rain varied widely locally though. I would say the corn on our ground is still a week out.

If you are after doves, southwest Kansas is covered up with them. I was just out there last weekend. Not for doves, but I was wishing I brought my shotgun.

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.

corn here still has some green in it. i dont think very many are harvesting.

Two neighboring counties do a lot of corn silage dry down events to help producers know when the crop is at the right stage. I read the results of 20 some samples today and September 10th to 23rd were the results for bunker storage moistures. Interesting most of these were planted from May 4th to the 16th. With all of our heat and rain this is late for that planting date for us. We have a lot of June planted corn that won't be sampled for a couple weeks at best.

Bryce

Ick!,

$$ wise, that can't pencil out.

Some 85 day corn that’s planted on sand we will probably do next week, then we might be able to run in the 95 day but it will probably be at around 27 percent but we will dry it to keep running we’ve been hurt here with a wet spring and now the dry weather is hurting us again, beans never have closed the rows and they have a weedy mess.

Still a little early here, but corn and beans both look good. I talked to an older guy the other day that thinks this will be the best corn crop he's ever had.

Second week September corn at Iowa falls poet is 4.15 and I can say it doesn’t pencil very well.

Corn went from green to brown mostly over the last week. I doubt moisture is low enough yet for harvest, but it wont be long. Beans are still all green.

Just opened up the first field today. The first we planted is a 90 day Augusta variety. Running 17% , pushing 180 bu/ac I am very pleased with that. My son even got to hop in after school!

As far as price, our local feed mill is at $4.58 today, that’s a .45 positive basis. We’re drying and storing in grain bins hoping for a better price Jan-feb-March

John

Corn is $3.47 a bushel here. Beans are $9.71. Soft Red Winter Wheat is $5.06.

Keith

Jomibru you need a mighty fine combine then you’d have something.

Lol Bob , she’s clean right now, that won’t last more than a few days. Been happy with this machine , s660.

I’d consider her a “ mighty fine combine” , how do you define?!

Be a little time here
Different corn.
8 foot plus tall and we harvest the entire plant to sell for dairy production

Massey Ferguson, their slogan used to be MF a mighty fine combine.

Last MF we had was a 165. Good tractor! Lack of service put a lot of green machines in the fields locally. Until recently, Case is back in the game . These new Massey sprayers have caught my eye, I’ll be watching them closely as I’m in the market for a sprayer.

I like Massey tractors . Don’t know enough about combines to make a recommendation.

$4.83 is my corn price. I doubt it pencils out, LOL.