Several states are up and running as hot, dry and windy weather aided the progression of wheat harvest. Other states, however, are still experiencing hindering weather that has not only delayed harvest, but damaged crops. Overall the wheat crop still rates fair to good throughout...
(Post was originally for 6/28/10 but the video wouldn't upload. Oh the joys. :] ) Deerfield, Kan. - The exciting news for the day is that our friends, the Rathes, who are on the road with the New Holland Harvest Support crew, are now parked next...
Hoffman Harvesting had some time between jobs so we moved from Pratt, Kan. to Scott City, Kan. where we picked up a harvest job. We wrapped up two days ago but internet problems kept me from being able to post. Technology is a wonderful thing isn't...
Guest blogger Scott Clark reports in this week as the Clark Farms Harvesting crew moves north to Tribune, Kan. This week Scott talks about muddy conditions in Kiowa, Kan., a wild problem with an engine fan, and moving to northwest Kansas. The crew finished our...
Deerfield, Kan. – This morning when I first woke up, I had absolutely no idea where I was. I really and truly had to run through a list in my head. Texas? No. Oklahoma? No. On the road? No. Finally I remembered…I’m in Kansas now. On...
Hoffman Harvesting wrapped up in Pratt on Tuesday night. On Wednesday, the crew washed and loaded equipment while Kaidence, Malin and I went to get the new washer and dryer for our crew trailer in Wichita. Our old one broke down when we were in Kiowa. It...
Hooker, Okla. - Our second stop for the summer is complete; we are done cutting in Hooker. This past week, we were blessed with good cutting weather and good wheat, and our time here seemed to fly by. I can't stress enough how beautiful the...
Dumas, Texas- After battling weather and other issues, we finally finished cutting in Floydada, Texas. A total of 16 days was spent in central Texas, but we were able to get a lot done. The last day (yesterday) was by far the toughest because of...
Wet weather returned across much of the wheat belt this past week, but hot, dry and windy weather is forecasted through much of this week. The hot weather will be welcomed as parts of Texas, Oklahoma and southern Kansas look to dry out as harvest...
Guest blogger Emma Misener checks in this week as her crew moves north to Kansas, following the completion of the Oklahoma wheat harvest. Emma gives a wrap up report on Oklahoma wheat and talks about the preparations taken for the move north. Read on to...
