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Win A Harvest Prize Pack!

25 Jun Win A Harvest Prize Pack!

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You could win a Harvest Prize Pack! Simply comment on the question below to be entered to win. The winning entry will be randomly selected from the comments section of this blog. You must comment to win.

How do you beat summer heat?

Unverferth today is a leading manufacturer and marketer of tillage equipment, pull-type sprayers, hay, manure and grain handling equipment, and agricultural dual and specialty wheels. The family owned atmosphere which promotes pride in product quality and value is as prevalent today as it was over 60 years ago.

All Aboard would like to say thank you to Unverferth Manufacturing, Inc., for supporting the 2012 wheat harvest. For more information contact crew@allaboardharvest.com.

To enter scroll down and leave a reply.We will announce a winner at 2 p.m. CDT on Wednesday, June 27.

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27 Comments
  • David Greeley
    Posted at 16:23h, 25 June

    Drink lots of Gatorade and water – Dehydration is your worst enemy in this 100F weather

  • Sean Harkness
    Posted at 16:33h, 25 June

    Run thru the sprinkler with my kids.

  • paul reeve
    Posted at 16:38h, 25 June

    To beat the heat,stay in air conditioned cabs,and dont come out for nothin!!

  • Jeff Fuks
    Posted at 17:09h, 25 June

    Keep working through the heat take break every half hour and drInk a lot of warm water. If you drink ice cold water that you could die from it An send your heart in shock. Just dont over do it in the heat.

  • Donna Bailey
    Posted at 18:44h, 25 June

    Hide! We try to hide from the heat. All the shades are down, a.c. is on ect. We will venture back out when the temperature goes back down to reasonable number, like 90.

    • All Aboard
      Posted at 08:53h, 28 June

      Congrats! You’re our winner. Check your email!

  • Don Lenhart
    Posted at 20:49h, 25 June

    Start early in the morning and take a nap in the afternoon and then work in th evening.

  • Leann Barker
    Posted at 22:20h, 25 June

    Eat lots of watermelon!!! Nothing quenches your thirst like it does!! Stay in the A/C!!

  • Terry Henry
    Posted at 22:36h, 25 June

    Take plenty of breaks by going to the local cafe to enjoy air conditioning and Coca Cola.

  • David Shaw
    Posted at 23:12h, 25 June

    Here in Canada it doen’t get quite as hot but a cool one and get the out side stuff done in the morning. The air conditioned cabs are for the afternoon. There is nothing better than getting up at sunrise in the summer time.

  • John
    Posted at 23:36h, 25 June

    Work outdoors in the morning and in the cab in the afternoon or take the kids to the pool.

  • Dale Doezema
    Posted at 06:12h, 26 June

    go to the lake with the kids!!!

  • jon
    Posted at 07:40h, 26 June

    drinking. plenty of water an workin early. in the morning an evening

  • Jerry
    Posted at 07:41h, 26 June

    Nothing is better than AC and a jug of cold water for keeping cool on a combine. We each carry our own jug and every person on our crew drinks an entire jug of water every day. Thank goodness for AC. I don’t know how the old guys did it. They were tough men for certain.

  • Brendan Watson
    Posted at 07:58h, 26 June

    Beers on the grain cart when the heat of the day has passed watching the sun go down!

  • Joshua Behnke
    Posted at 08:27h, 26 June

    Sitting in the nice cold air conditioned combine or tractor and drink plenty of ice cold sweet tea!

  • Darl Deeds
    Posted at 08:57h, 26 June

    AC either in the house or in the cab and of course water lots and lots of water

  • Marcy Aycock
    Posted at 10:21h, 26 June

    Keep bandanas in the freezer, then in cooler in zip-locks to change out and use. It feels great to wash your face off or tie around your neck!!!

    • J. Headrick
      Posted at 11:09h, 26 June

      Marcy – The heat must be getting to me . . . I was 3/4 through your post before I realized you said “bandanas” not “bananas”!!!

  • J. Headrick
    Posted at 11:14h, 26 June

    I’m terribly susceptible to heat, so I have to really watch it. We do LOTS of fluids – Gatorade, water and a herbal tea that’s filled with electrolyte balancing ingredients. Also I try to keep the meals light for the crew – loaded with protein, fruits and vegetables.
    Then there’s always the cow tank and the shade tree by the pond to fish under. 🙂

  • Brian Nielsen
    Posted at 11:20h, 26 June

    Its tough,drink lots of powerade head to the river, pool, lake or water trough, and relax

  • Colleen Hashman
    Posted at 12:08h, 26 June

    Try to stay in the a/c. Drink plenty of fluids. Start early with what has to be done outside the house and tractors. Take a shower if you need to cool down.

  • Mochael Kleinsasser
    Posted at 14:08h, 26 June

    Drink lots of water , and slow down on heavy meals at high temps .

  • Frank A Dietrich Farms Ltd
    Posted at 19:48h, 26 June

    We beat the heat here in Ontario, Canada by starting early in the morning, we arrange to do shop work in the shed by noon, come in for lunch in the A/C, check the markets and always read All Aboard Wheat Harvest.

    • Frank dietrich
      Posted at 05:43h, 27 June

      we beat the in ontario canada by starting early in the morning,we arrange to do shop work in the shed by noon,come in for lunch in the a/c, check the markets and always read all wheat harvest

  • Marlan Johnson
    Posted at 23:58h, 26 June

    Water, Cool Water & more water. I have ran combines when the AC failed in 100-106 degrees. The wheat must be cut when it’s ready. I would open the door for al little breeze on the upwind side of field.

  • Shawn Meyer
    Posted at 09:46h, 27 June

    I prefer to vacation in Estes Park, Colorado – but if I can’t do that then work early and late and be in a cab w a/c or just inside working on the pile of papers!