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08 Jun Steph: Whirlwind of a Day

Posted at 19:21h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos, Sponsors, Stephanie by Stephanie 0 Comments

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So many things happened today that it is hard to decide where to begin! Days likes these I get all excited when I'm writing a post because the words come so easily. First off, I apologize for the lack of photos from today. You will notice...

06 Jun Emma: My First Video 2014

Posted at 11:20h in 2014, All Aboard, Emma, New Holland, Videos by emma misener 0 Comments

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My first video blog of 2014! I love writing for AAWH but there is just something about video that reaches people on a different level. Sure you can add emotion to a written something, but there is nothing like being able to watch, listen, see and...

06 Jun Steph: From One Field to Another

Posted at 09:23h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos, Sponsors, Stephanie by Stephanie 0 Comments

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Finishing 450 acres in a day is what we in the harvest business like to call, well, a long day! It also means we are covering some serious ground in a short period of time and that is certainly something we all like to see. We...

05 Jun Emma: 2014 Western Oklahoma Wheat Conditions

Posted at 14:18h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, Emma, High Plains Journal, New Holland by emma misener 0 Comments

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This year, wheat harvest is looking terrible for Western Oklahoma. Experts are saying that this wide-spread drought that started in late 2010 is worse than it has ever been. Even the 1930s cannot compare to where we are today. Think about that. It is worse...

04 Jun Jada: Beginning of the season

Posted at 11:31h in 2014, All Aboard, High Plains Journal, Jada, New Holland by Jada Bulgin 0 Comments

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After the last combine leaves the field, where do the harvesters go? Good question. Once the actual harvesting is over, there are plenty of things to do. One would think there isn’t any work left to do; however, that just isn’t the case. We have...

04 Jun Steph: Day one complete

Posted at 08:23h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos, Sponsors, Stephanie by Stephanie 0 Comments

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After waiting out the humidity till early afternoon, we were able to get a solid 10 hours of cutting in! Not too shabby, considering the humidity still remained around 50 percent throughout the day. We were combining right next to some mountains which made for...

03 Jun Harvest continues in Southern Plains

Posted at 17:25h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland by Editor 0 Comments

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Texas- Winter wheat harvest was underway in areas of the Northern High Plains. Wet conditions in the Blacklands delayed harvest in the area. Harvest continued in North East Texas, aided by warm weather. Wheat harvest was underway in areas of the Southern Low Plains. Oklahoma- Condition...

03 Jun Steph: Back in Red Dirt Country

Posted at 10:13h in 2014, All Aboard, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos, Stephanie by Stephanie 0 Comments

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Brandon said it best the day we left home; "These three days of traveling feel like they take as long as the entire summer takes." Our hometown is 60 miles from the Canadian border in the northeastern corner of North Dakota. Our first stop is...

03 Jun Emma: Beginning of Another Year

Posted at 03:31h in 2014, All Aboard, Emma, High Plains Journal, New Holland by emma misener 0 Comments

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It seems like just yesterday that I began writing for All Aboard Wheat Harvest. Four years has since passed, and I am still doing what I love. How lucky am I? When my father started Misener Family Harvesters back in 1971, I bet he didn't think it...

03 Jun Megan: Time Flies

Posted at 01:15h in 2014, All Aboard, High Plains Journal, Megan by Megan Roland 0 Comments

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When I was younger my parents used to say that time has a way of going faster the older you get. My sister, brother, and I used to laugh because at the time it seemed like high school was light years away. I'm now 24...

harvest Tag

08 Jun Steph: Whirlwind of a Day

06 Jun Emma: My First Video 2014

06 Jun Steph: From One Field to Another

05 Jun Emma: 2014 Western Oklahoma Wheat Conditions

04 Jun Jada: Beginning of the season

04 Jun Steph: Day one complete

03 Jun Harvest continues in Southern Plains

03 Jun Steph: Back in Red Dirt Country

03 Jun Emma: Beginning of Another Year

03 Jun Megan: Time Flies

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