22 Jun Tracy: Faith and Perseverance
Manley, Nebraska – This should be the last time I use this location at the beginning of my posts. Trip number one has been made to Chase, Kansas. Harvest 2019 is about to begin for the Z Crew ...
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2019
21 Jun Laura: Kicking Up Dust
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by Laura Haffner
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North Central Texas—The rain finally lifted, and we’ve had several great days of running hard. We’ve been really concerned about the ground holding up after all the moisture, but knock on wood, we have been very fortunate so far and hope it stays that way....
19 Jun Janel: Working Til Midnight
Posted at 12:05h
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by Janel Schemper
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Frederick, Oklahoma–We had a slow start due to a few rain showers but have finally gotten some decent harvest weather. Starting out we were sampling fields, some were ready but some were just not quite ready yet. After the rains had passed all of the...
18 Jun Tracy—The Support System
Posted at 12:05h
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Manley, Nebraska—It was some time between the 2000 fall harvest and the spring of 2001 that we made the decision to change things up a bit with our crew. I would go to the field with Jim and the girls were going to become our...
18 Jun Tracy: The Support System
Posted at 12:05h
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Manley, Nebraska—It was some time between the 2000 fall harvest and the spring of 2001 that we made the decision to change things up a bit with our crew. I would go to the field with Jim and the girls were going to become our...
17 Jun Laura: Opening Ceremonies
Posted at 12:05h
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by Laura Haffner
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North Texas—Shortly after noon I got “the call.” Ryan let me know they were going to give it a go. We made plans to head to the field because who doesn’t want to miss “The Opening Ceremonies” for the 2019 harvest season? There’s always this sense...
14 Jun Brian: Let’s get this show on the road!
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by Brian Jones
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Greenfield, Iowa—The magic moment has arrived. It's the day we have been anticipating for months ...
13 Jun Janel: Harvest Surprises
Posted at 12:11h
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by Janel Schemper
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Frederick, Oklahoma–When we go south for harvest we are very anxious to cut wheat. We did go to the field with one combine when we arrived on May 28 and cut 50 bushel wheat that weighed 61 pounds per bushel and was 12.1 percent moisture. ...
12 Jun Tracy: So You Say You Wanna Be A Wheatie
Posted at 12:15h
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by z crew
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Manley, Nebraska - I manage a couple of Facebook pages that are harvest related and I get this question often, “How do I start my own harvest business?” Most of the time, it’s someone who already owns a combine and wants to hit the road. Because we...
11 Jun Janel: We Are Here and Want To Cut Wheat
Posted at 12:15h
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by Janel Schemper
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Frederick, Oklahoma – I managed to pack my bag and get out the door once again for harvest. People always ask me when I’m leaving for harvest and I honestly don’t know until the time comes as it depends heavily on the weather. The first...