Osowski Ag has returned to the home country! We were able to make the journey complete yesterday evening, arriving around 7pm. After unloading the equipment and parking everything in a timely fashion, we were able to enjoy some time sitting out in our yard with both...
Jordan, MT- Hey folks, remember us? It’s been a while! Yesterday we made it to Jordan, Montana on our second trip. It’s always fun at this stop, because it feels like home. That’s probably because we’ve been coming here for 25 years. Jamie, Jenna, and...
Usually Brandon and James leave all the writing and photos up to me. But, recently I’ve had some requests from them to share a few of their own. While working in Chadron, Nebraska the boys had quite a neat experience. We had just moved to a...
Texas- Wheat harvest neared completion in the Plains and the Trans-Pecos. In the Edwards Plateau, some producers continued to bale wheat hay. Oklahoma- Farmers continued to plow small grain fields with wheat and oats passing the 80 percent complete mark. Nebraska- Wheat harvested was 97 percent, compared...
We cut some acres, we ran into green wheat, we found some more acres, we went back to the green wheat and now I am proud to say we have finished up all our acres in the Hemingford, Neb. area. Our yields averaged in the 30s,...
Up until today, we were making a 40 mile trip to the fields we have been cutting the last week up by Chadron, Neb. We would have moved our home base (the camper) but we didn't anticipate it would take us as long as it did...
Limon, CO - After the update of the Fourth of July, us girls (Jenna, Taylor and Callie) were able to talk at least Mom into a trip to the mountains. Dad stayed back in Limon to do some cleaning, oil changing, greasing and road prep...
Osowski Ag has halted progress for the last couple days. On Friday (July 6th), we ran into more green wheat mid-afternoon and were forced to close up shop for the remainder of the day. There are only so many samples you can take before you...
You could win a Harvest Prize Pack! Simply comment on the question below to be entered to win. The winning entry will be randomly selected from the comments section of this blog. You must comment to win. Would you rather run a combine, or the grain...
Running into green wheat is almost as bad as when it rains. It leaves a crew with nothing to do. Lucky for us, we were able to find some work to fill the void. Unlucky for us, the route to the field involved a road...
