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Chickpeas

23 Aug

Posted at 12:00h in 2021, aawh, AAWH21, All Aboard, All Aboard News, Canola, Chickpeas, Christy, Field Peas, harvest, harvest21, High Plains Journal, HPJ, Montana, stories, Uncategorized, wheat, wheatharvest by
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The sun has set on our Montana wheat harvest. We cut our last field out here on Sunday just in time for Fort Benton to get a rain that dumped more moisture than I think I’ve ever seen out here. It’s delayed getting things loaded,...

03 Sep

Posted at 12:00h in 2020, aawh, AAWH20, All Aboard, Barley, Brent Avalanche, Chickpeas, Combine Goals, High Plains Journal, HPJ, Janel, John Deere, MacDon, Miss Moo, Montana, Schemper Harvesting, Uncategorized by
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North Dakota—All of our combines have finished cutting recently in north central Montana. Three combines have joined us here in northeastern North Dakota to cut wheat and canola. Three combines are currently headed south for fall harvest where they’ll begin in western Kansas picking wet...

04 Sep

Posted at 13:30h in 2018, aawh, All Aboard, Chickpeas, High Plains Harvesting, High Plains Journal, HPH, John Deere, Laura, Montana, Videos, wheat, winter wheat by
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Northern Montana - We currently have crews in three areas including southern Montana, northern Montana, and North Dakota. Mark and the crew have a diverse menu of crops to harvest up north. Green peas, winter wheat, spring wheat, chick peas, and mustard rounds out the...

23 Aug

Posted at 12:00h in 2018, aawh, All Aboard, Chickpeas, Crop Updates, harvest, High Plains Journal, Janel, John Deere, Kinze, MacDon, Montana, Schemper Harvesting by
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Great Falls, Montana - Our crew out in Montana is keeping busy cutting chickpeas and so far so good JC says.  The chickpeas are easy cutting and they are making harvest progress.  They are yielding in the 40s and they are dry.  They also had Canada fires heavy...