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24 Jul Emma: One Semi Working!

Posted at 09:15h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, Emma, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos by emma misener 0 Comments

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The drought has taken a toll on Misener Family Harvesters. We have not cut anything this year. We are hoping to get into the field later this summer, but even that is not a guarantee. Fall harvest is our best chance for cutting something this year. Many...

23 Jul Harvest Prize Pack Giveaway!

Posted at 14:35h in 2014, All Aboard, Giveaways, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Sponsors by Editor 0 Comments

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You could win a harvest prize pack! Thanks to our great sponsors we have three fantastic packages to give away. 1. Primary Prize Pack Includes: All Aboard Wheat Harvest t-shirt, New Holland throw, Kuhn-Krause gift certificate, USCHI cookbook, USCHI cap, USCHI drawstring bag, Great Plains cooler, and...

23 Jul Z Crew: Limon, Colo.

Posted at 08:15h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, Jenna, New Holland, Photos, Z Crew by z crew 1 Comment

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Limon, CO: You know what I love about Eastern Colorado? The weather. It can reach almost 100 degrees by noon and then by 8pm you need to wear a sweatshirt. That's one thing we've all learned this week...

22 Jul Steph: First Days in Hemingford

Posted at 15:33h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Sponsors, Stephanie by Stephanie 3 Comments

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Usually when we pull into a stop, we are thrown into a whirlwind of unloading, roading to the field and getting right back into the field. This time, however, we were given a one day grace period, letting us get accustomed to our new surroundings. We...

22 Jul Harvest resumes after rain slows progress

Posted at 12:32h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland by Editor 0 Comments

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Kansas- Winter wheat harvested was 95 percent, behind 100 both last year and the five-year average. Colorado- Ninety-four percent of the winter wheat crop was mature, with harvest estimated at 68 percent complete, up from 46 percent the previous week. Thirty-five percent of the spring wheat...

22 Jul Megan: Family Fun Cont.

Posted at 08:43h in 2014, All Aboard, High Plains Journal, Megan by Megan Roland 3 Comments

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In my previous post, I mentioned how the Roland Family was reunited in Hoxie, Kan. a couple weeks ago. Here are some more photos from our weekend together. Last year, we began using a stripper header at our stop in Hoxie to accommodate one of our farmers. Low and behold,...

21 Jul Steph: Hello, Nebraska!

Posted at 08:30h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Sponsors, Stephanie by Stephanie 2 Comments

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Prolonged goodbyes were finally said to St. Francis, Kan. Osowski Ag Service has officially arrived at our 5th and final stop on the harvest trail, Hemingford, Neb. We are staying in a different trailer park so that is about the only change we are seeing....

20 Jul Megan: Family Fun

Posted at 10:15h in 2014, All Aboard, High Plains Journal, Megan, New Holland by Megan Roland 4 Comments

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During Roland Harvesting's time in Hoxie, Kan., the crew had an unexpected surprise on the 4th of July. Ashley, Kurt, Augie Dog and I pulled up to the fairgrounds and knocked on the camper door, knowing that Mom would be finishing up supper to take out to the guys. After...

19 Jul Z Crew: Sitting, Sitting and More Sitting

Posted at 10:12h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, Jenna, New Holland, Photos, Z Crew by z crew 0 Comments

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Limon, CO: I tell you what...

18 Jul Steph: You Might Be A Harvester If…

Posted at 13:52h in 2014, All Aboard, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Sponsors, Stephanie by Stephanie 7 Comments

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Here are the top 10 signs, compiled by Osowski Ag Service, that will tell if you truly are a custom harvester: 10. You want nothing to do with bringing a camper to the lake because the camper is your home all summer long. You would rather...

High Plains Journal

24 Jul Emma: One Semi Working!

23 Jul Harvest Prize Pack Giveaway!

23 Jul Z Crew: Limon, Colo.

22 Jul Steph: First Days in Hemingford

22 Jul Harvest resumes after rain slows progress

22 Jul Megan: Family Fun Cont.

21 Jul Steph: Hello, Nebraska!

20 Jul Megan: Family Fun

19 Jul Z Crew: Sitting, Sitting and More Sitting

18 Jul Steph: You Might Be A Harvester If…

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