22 Jun Tracy: Faith and Perseverance
Manley, Nebraska – This should be the last time I use this location at the beginning of my posts. Trip number one has been made to Chase, Kansas. Harvest 2019 is about to begin for the Z Crew ...
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18 Jun Tracy: The Support System
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Manley, Nebraska—It was some time between the 2000 fall harvest and the spring of 2001 that we made the decision to change things up a bit with our crew. I would go to the field with Jim and the girls were going to become our...
12 Jun Tracy: So You Say You Wanna Be A Wheatie
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Manley, Nebraska - I manage a couple of Facebook pages that are harvest related and I get this question often, “How do I start my own harvest business?” Most of the time, it’s someone who already owns a combine and wants to hit the road. Because we...
04 Jun Tracy: A Walk Down Memory Lane
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Manley, Nebraska – The waiting is sometimes the hardest part of anything. And it’s no different for that first day of being on the road. But there’s no sense in getting in a hurry. The most common harvest quote and one I’ve heard since I was...
30 May Tracy: Not Sure How To Feel Right Now
Manley, Nebraska—I found myself wishing for a patio set a couple of days ago. I’ve never had one. There are so many cute sets with matching pillows and I try to tell myself that maybe it would be okay to purchase one. After all, they...
10 Oct Janel: Anticipation and Energy
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Holdrege, Nebraska – I got home from North Dakota on September 11th and started cutting soybeans on September 13th. Fall harvest was quickly in full swing which made me very happy! I cut for 16 consecutive days and had big dreams of harvesting all fall...