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18 Jun

Posted at 12:00h in 2021, AAWH21, All Aboard, All Aboard News, harvest, harvest21, High Plains Harvesting, High Plains Journal, HPH, HPJ, Laura, Photos, stories, Uncategorized, wheat by
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Northern Texas: The wheat finally dried down enough for us to cut a whopping two truckloads Sunday evening before the rain started again that night. I suppose on the positive side, two truckloads is better than no truckloads, which is what the stats sheet had...

17 Jun

Posted at 12:00h in 2021, aawh, AAWH21, All Aboard, Crop Updates, harvest21, High Plains Harvesting, High Plains Journal, HPH, HPJ, Laura, Photos, stories, wheat, wheatharvest, winter wheat by
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Northern Texas: Rain, unusually cool temperatures, overcast skies and puffy clouds have continued their unwelcome stay down south. Very little cutting is happening from custom harvesters and farmers alike. Normally, when I’m running up and down the highways, I see machines rolling, dust clouds rising...

14 Jun

Posted at 12:00h in 2021, aawh, AAWH21, All Aboard, Brent Avalanche, Combine Goals, harvest, harvest21, High Plains Journal, HPJ, Janel, John Deere, MacDon, Oklahoma, Schemper Harvesting, Uncategorized, uschiharvest2021, wheat, wheatharvest, winter wheat, www.SchemperHarvesting.com by
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Southwest Oklahoma – I had thoughts of going on harvest and cutting wheat right away when we arrived May 25. We waited around for several days before we got to start cutting. We definitely didn't come here to sit, we came to work but there's...

31 May

Posted at 12:00h in 2021, aawh, AAWH21, All Aboard, Brent Avalanche, harvest21, High Plains Journal, HPJ, Janel, John Deere, Kansas, MacDon, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Schemper Harvesting, Uncategorized, uschiharvest2021, wheatharvest, winter wheat, www.SchemperHarvesting.com by
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Holdrege, Nebraska—I’ve traveled over three thousand miles recently hauling equipment to our first stop on our wheat harvest run. The wheat looks so green and lush almost the whole way down. I enjoy the trips going south for wheat harvest. I hauled a combine and...