Central Nebraska

Typically sept 15 thru the first week of November.

11k acres of corn, and beans.

Nice Peterbuilts

Excellent, happy, professional outfit.

Easy rural traffic.

I learned to drive in the Bakken, when oil was high. Thats like learning to play football at the superbowl.

This is an immeasurably less stressful way to get some experience added to your resume.

We could also use grain cart operators.

Could have helped but dumped my CDL a couple years ago over the road for 30 years hauled some grain

What do they pay?

Used to be you didn’t need cdl hauling grain or produce intrastate during season?

I can wreck a transmission in a Peterbuilt.

Where do I sign?

In NE i believe you dont need a CDL to to help a farmer haul grain. I think the limit is a 150 mile radius from the farm.

Diane ran a combine for a farmer we knew, for 2 seasons, when we first moved here. I noticed 4 different signs two days ago, in a 20 some minute drive, of farmers looking for help with the harvest.

Keith

Here you dont need a cdl to hall grain for the owner or farm hands

I believe I will be available. Last moving violation was in 91. Several years hopper bottom experience. Don't want to work much past Nov 1 Pm if your interested.

I was in Lindsay yesterday a lot of silage being cut, but everything looked pretty green, still some irrigators running on beans, how much further out till you guys start combining.

Silage harvest is starting here in east central WI. Not the best yields due to drought but bettern than anticipated in the heavier soils. I travelled 200 miles to west-central WI Sunday and back. Lot of corn is past silage stage due to heat, dryness and earlier planting in the lighter ground.

Bryce

Hauling from field to farm storage or to a commercial facility?

I believe its a feedlot operation.