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06 Aug Win a 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.

What is your favorite part of wheat harvest?

Case IH is a global leader in agricultural equipment, committed to collaborating with its customers to develop the most powerful, productive, reliable equipment – designed to meet today’s agricultural challenges. Challenges like feeding an expanding global population on less land, meeting ever-changing government regulations and managing input costs. With headquarters in the United States, Case IH has a network of dealers and distributors that operates in over 160 countries. Case IH provides agricultural equipment systems, flexible financial service offerings and parts and service support for professional farmers and commercial operators through a dedicated network of professional dealers and distributors. Productivity enhancing products include tractors; combines and harvesters; hay and forage equipment; tillage tools; planting and seeding systems; sprayers and applicators; site-specific farming tools and utility vehicles. Case IH is a brand of CNH (NYSE: CNH), a majority-owned subsidiary of Fiat Industrial S.p.A. (FI.MI).

To learn more, visit Case IH online today at www.caseih.com

All Aboard would like to say thank you to Case IH, 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, August 9.

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22 Comments
  • JM
    Posted at 16:35h, 06 August

    Favorite part would be just before a field is opened. All of that golden wheat standing out there. Beautiful.

  • Joshua Behnke
    Posted at 16:48h, 06 August

    I can’t think of anything I do NOT like about wheat harvest! But if I had yo choose my favorite its probably running a brand new Deere combine every year!

  • Allen Walters
    Posted at 21:13h, 06 August

    combining a very good wheat crop

  • Jan L. Severance
    Posted at 06:35h, 07 August

    The wheat harvest for us normally lasts a week or two. But this wonderful site, which we have followed from it’s begining, has allowed us to share in the wheat harvest from many states and with many great people. To me as a farmer I enjoy running the combine the most, but I also appreciate how the harvest bring families together, all joining in to do a job. We are all richly blessed as we harvest the land and help feed the world!

  • Brendan Watson
    Posted at 08:16h, 07 August

    Everybody working hard together -Getting the job done!

  • Marcy Aycock
    Posted at 08:19h, 07 August

    Moving from town to town. Watching the caravan move down the road gives me goosebumps!!!

  • Don
    Posted at 08:40h, 07 August

    I like combining in a beautiful field of golden wheat with fawn running across my path. Don

  • Karen H
    Posted at 08:48h, 07 August

    Finding out how the bushels, test weights are doing across the country.

  • Trish
    Posted at 11:30h, 07 August

    Favorite part of wheat harvest is the last day when all is winding down and a good job is done.

  • larry
    Posted at 14:37h, 07 August

    My favorite part of harvest is being able to cut all day long without a breakdown.

  • paul reeve
    Posted at 15:47h, 07 August

    Finishing the last cut of a field,knowing another crop is safely gathered.

  • frank dietrich
    Posted at 16:40h, 07 August

    JUST THE JOY OF A GOOD CLEAN CROP

  • Brian Nielsen
    Posted at 22:23h, 07 August

    Whats not to like. I would have to say its watching the sun go down

  • Crystal Sell
    Posted at 22:39h, 07 August

    My favorite part is the sense of satisfaction in seeing a nice clean shining gold field.
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  • Dusty Walsh
    Posted at 00:43h, 08 August

    I just love seeing the combines in the field and knowing they are bringing in what we have worked hard for all year. It just amazes me that God takes a few seeds in the dirt with a little tending multiplies it so much.

  • Julie
    Posted at 09:19h, 08 August

    The satisfaction of completing a job – usually with hardships along the road. This life we’ve chosen isn’t easy, is usually filthy and always stressful. But I don’t think any of us would change it for the world!!

  • Luke workman
    Posted at 10:05h, 08 August

    My favorite part are the trucks! Watching them roll in and out of the fields with the harvest and appreciating all the different makes and models. Brings me and my boys closer together pointing out trucks that I rode in with my dad and passing down the memories.

    • All Aboard
      Posted at 22:46h, 08 August

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

      • Luke Workman
        Posted at 16:44h, 09 August

        That’s awesome,,Thank you so much!

  • Karen.
    Posted at 10:19h, 08 August

    Low humidity!

  • Darl Deeds
    Posted at 13:31h, 08 August

    The sun setting over the wheat field during harvest

  • Dan McGrew
    Posted at 08:07h, 21 August

    Reading the different crew reports brings back powerful memories of earlier days when the largest truck was a three-ton dually with 44 inch high grain box, hauling directly from the old Gleaners and IH combines with 20-foot headers.
    What I would give for a chance to operate one of these modern rigs with the 40-foot header, GPS, auto-pilot, (Moisture/Weight and actual production per square yard of field on the recorder).
    We used to dream of air conditioning in the trucks. Forget the combines. Never dreamed of a grain cart or a semi reefer converted to a luxury mobile home. The lucky ones got to sleep under combines, junior crew members slept under the trucks.