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13 Jul Waiting on green wheat

Posted at 15:08h in 2015, aawh, All Aboard, Crop Updates, harvest, High Plains Journal, Jenna, New Holland, Photos, stories, wheat, Z Crew by z crew 2 Comments

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Limon, Colorado—Not a whole lot has happened since the last post. We're sitting on green wheat. Are you surprised? The eastern Colorado area had an above average looking crop in the early spring. Everyone was excited for the summer crop but this spring after a...

12 Jul The famous Purple

Posted at 08:00h in 2015, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos, Sponsors, Stephanie, Syngenta by Stephanie 10 Comments

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St. Francis, Kansas—If you were to ask me about my surroundings today, I would be able to tell you that I could see Colorado from our field. It’s rather ironic because we were in a field that we refer to as the “crater field” because...

11 Jul A word of thanks

Posted at 11:56h in 2015, aawh, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, Laura, New Holland, Photos by Laura Haffner 1 Comment

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I admit it. I enjoyed my two-ish weeks at home (really, family, friends, and a fully equipped, full sized kitchen for harvest meals—what more could you want?). If you would have asked me just a few days ago, I probably would have said I wasn't...

10 Jul Same trailer, different park

Posted at 12:00h in 2015, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, Jenna, New Holland, Photos, Z Crew by z crew 1 Comment

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Limon, Colorado—Where to begin, where to begin. Callie and I are FINALLY back on the harvest run. And when I say "run," I mean it. These last two days have been nothing but driving, and I'm glad my butt can finally sit in a recliner...

10 Jul No news

Posted at 08:27h in 2015, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, Laura, New Holland, Sponsors by Laura Haffner 2 Comments

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Northeast Colorado—Sometimes no news is good news, but right now, no new postings from High Plains Harvesting means no news is no news. We went from having the harvest facet on full blast to not even a trickle. The temperatures are unseasonably cool and spotty...

09 Jul Insane 2015 harvest “schedule”

Posted at 08:00h in 2015, All Aboard, Crop Updates, Emma, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos by emma misener 2 Comments

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My goal in writting for All Aboard is to help better the understanding of agriculture, depict our way of life with all of its ups and downs, and to help inspire, motivate, and create AGvocates. It seems I constantly question why I do this work,...

08 Jul Independence Day festivities

Posted at 15:31h in 2015, All Aboard, Emma, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos by emma misener 0 Comments

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This Independence Day, Misener Family Harvesters had the chance to kick up our feet and relax for a change! It rained and it was still too wet to cut, so we made a day of it. We slept in, did some work in the shop...

08 Jul The many faces of progress

Posted at 11:52h in 2015, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos, Sponsors, Stephanie, Syngenta by Stephanie 4 Comments

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St. Francis, Kansas—Progress is something that can be gauged in couple ways. When the yield is doing well, counting scale tickets can assess progress. When the wheat isn’t doing so well, how fast the combine is able to zip through the wheat can assess progress....

07 Jul Privileges

Posted at 08:19h in 2015, All Aboard, Emma, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos by emma misener 4 Comments

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If you want to know who we are, it's all in our name: Misener FAMILY Harvesters. We are based on family, we work with family, we live with family, we cry with family, we laugh and have fun with family, we get stuff done with...

06 Jul Who likes predictable, anyway?

Posted at 11:03h in 2015, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos, Sponsors, Stephanie, Syngenta by Stephanie 0 Comments

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St. Francis, Kansas—I hope everyone had a fantastic Fourth of July weekend! Osowski Ag Service spent it out in the field doing nothing more American than harvesting a beautiful wheat crop. Well, it feels American (and normal) to us anyway. We have a little bit longer...

High Plains Journal

13 Jul Waiting on green wheat

12 Jul The famous Purple

11 Jul A word of thanks

10 Jul Same trailer, different park

10 Jul No news

09 Jul Insane 2015 harvest “schedule”

08 Jul Independence Day festivities

08 Jul The many faces of progress

07 Jul Privileges

06 Jul Who likes predictable, anyway?

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