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...
Hooker, Okla. - We had another big day of cutting around Hooker. We started the day by cleaning up the fields that were started last week. Since the ground has dried since then, we can go back and cut the wheat that was left because...
Guest blogger Scott Clark checks in again from the road. The Clark Farms Harvesting crew makes their way northwest after running into wet conditions around Kiowa, Kan. A warm and windy weekend was much needed for southern Kansas. After the Clark crew rolled into Kiowa...
Guest blogger Scott Clark has checked in again to report on harvest progress. Scott reports that harvest is back in full swing for the crew of Clark Farms Harvesting, and they hope to be moving into Kansas in the coming week. Service rigs, semis, and...
Rain may have halted harvest earlier this week, but for guest blogger Emma Misener the work still goes on. Family visits, trips to the dentist and routine harvest preparation still go on despite uncooperative weather. Wow! It feels like forever since I last wrote. These...
Regular guest blogger Emma Misener invites us into her combine for a look at wheat harvest-up close. For more information e-mail crew@allaboardharvest.com. All Aboard 2010 Wheat Harvest is sponsored by High Plains Journal and DuPont Crop Protection. ...
Hard rains have plagued much of the wheat belt, causing stalls on the harvest front. Texas – Parts of Texas received up to 10 inches of rain, specifically in the eastern and northern areas. Wheat is still turning color, and harvest is still in full swing....
