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13 Jun Steph: Happy Harvest

Posted at 13:05h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos, Sponsors, Stephanie by Stephanie 0 Comments

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The thing about rain is that even though it has quit, the side effects still continue to be a kink in our harvest plans. The wet ground is causing us to run into swamp-like areas throughout the field that we must avoid. These areas paired...

12 Jun Steph: Always Something To Do

Posted at 15:30h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos, Sponsors, Stephanie by Stephanie 0 Comments

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Although rain has held up harvest since last Thursday evening, we have still been able to find, as dad calls them, "piddly jobs" to do. These jobs have consisted of spit shining the combine cab, tightening belts and chains, changing bushings on the engine fan pulley,...

12 Jun Emma: What is the Misener Family Up To?

Posted at 08:22h in 2014, All Aboard, Emma, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos by emma misener 0 Comments

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As you read in my previous post, there is no wheat to cut in western Oklahoma. Some were lucky to have a scattered shower at the right time to let the wheat grow a tiny head and they are attempting to harvest what they do...

11 Jun Z Crew: First Trip of the Season Headed South

Posted at 16:21h in 2014, All Aboard, High Plains Journal, Jenna, New Holland, Photos, Z Crew by z crew 0 Comments

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Manley, NE (Home): Yes, you read the title correctly! Wednesday morning Dad and I will be taking the first trip south. Dad will pull the combine with the semi and I'll be hauling down the header behind the pickup to Garden City, Kansas. Mom is going...

11 Jun Megan: Move ‘em on, head ‘em out!

Posted at 09:21h in 2014, All Aboard, High Plains Journal, Megan, New Holland by Megan Roland 0 Comments

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Hemingford, Neb. – “Move ‘em on, head ‘em out!” In case this doesn't ring a bell, here's a little refresher: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKC8pSFg1Vw Although this classic is a theme song to the old-time American Western TV series, Rawhide, it is often heard across our radio frequency as we...

10 Jun Rain delays harvest in areas of Texas

Posted at 15:05h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland by Editor 0 Comments

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Texas- Wheat harvest continued across most of the state. Precipitation slowed wheat harvest in Southeast Texas. Harvest was in full swing in areas of the Cross Timbers Oklahoma- Condition of the winter wheat in Oklahoma remained virtually unchanged despite the recent rains, with 76 percent rated...

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...

harvest Tag

13 Jun Steph: Happy Harvest

12 Jun Steph: Always Something To Do

12 Jun Emma: What is the Misener Family Up To?

11 Jun Z Crew: First Trip of the Season Headed South

11 Jun Megan: Move ‘em on, head ‘em out!

10 Jun Rain delays harvest in areas of Texas

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

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