This year has been totally unpredictable, as most of you know. Thankfully, we're cutting wheat in South Dakota. We get to end the year on a good note! Misener Family Harvesters have been cutting for this particular customer, Buck, for over 40 years. He's like family! The wheat averaged right at 30...
Thank you God, for the rain. We got just over three inches of rain in four days. We still need more, but every bit counts! Rain has made our Oklahoma dirt roads sloppy. These slick roads result in getting into the ditch. Local oil field trucks...
During harvest we have structure. We all have our own delegated tasks to complete each day; mom makes breakfast, dad buys ice and fills up water jugs and the cooler, and Brandon and I fuel up and service machines. When we get home, the structure...
It seems to me that there are two words that should never go together in a sentence: mountains and Oklahoma. But that is what we call hills. We took a drive south of Elk City to the Quartz Mountains Park near Altus, Oklahoma. Driving across...
Where, oh where, has the summer gone? Osowski Ag Service is now all packed up and ready to return to our stomping ground in Grafton, N.D. The half circle we were waiting on ripened up nicely and we were able to finish in just a...
Jordan, MT: The weather hasn't been cooperating since we pulled into Jordan a week ago but Mom and Dad have still been able to get a little wheat cut. A storm came through a few nights ago and quite a few farms northwest of town...
Dan has first-hand experience moving large machinery tires. Sometimes when we repair machines, removing the tires is a requirement to gain access. These big tires are 30.5 x 32 which means they are 30.5 inches wide and the rim is 32 inches in diameter. They...
Half a circle complete! Irrigation is a funny thing. One of the halves was ready for us to harvest, while the other is still between ripe and ready. However, I don't think I have ever seen wheat at 12.2 percent moisture with such green straw....
Jordan, MT: Monday morning we hit the road headed north. That day we made it as far as Scottsbluff, Neb. We parked the equipment and set up camp for the night. Tuesday we hit the road around 7am and made it as far as Miles...
The 2014 All Aboard Wheat Harvest Tour is beginning to wrap up. We are asking you, our loyal followers, to tell us what you think. This is your opportunity to express your opinions about the program and suggest ways we can improve your harvest experience. Please...
