Cutting has been going strong since we arrived here on Tuesday afternoon. We have been able to cut around 600 acres a day with the two combines we have working away in the fields. Our farmer has his own combine, grain cart and semi that he...
Driving down the road in this region of Oklahoma, instead of seeing wheat field after wheat field blowing in the wind, we see bale after bale. This year around 90 percent of wheat acres in this part of Okla. have been baled up or tilled...
It is not a surprise to see kids around at Misener Family Harvesters. We have always been a family operation, and that means people of all ages. I never would have been ready to drive a combine at 10 years old, or teach a 20-year...
After two and a half days of traveling, I can happily tell you we have made it to our first stop in Hobart, Okla. Brandon and I were discussing how even though the days of traveling are long, we're so used to the trip that...
We're busy fixing combines in Oklahoma. Dan describes to us the gist of a bearing from a John Deere 8820 combine. Find out how a bearing works, and how much work it is to get in tight spaces! Be safe and God bless! All Aboard Wheat Harvest...
Manley, NE- The last week around the Zeorian house has been packed with...
Altus, Okla. – Since I was unable to help with the move down south I received play-by-play reports from the crew about their adventures on the road. The start of their move went smoothly until around Wauneta, Nebraska. There, they were surprised to meet road...
If I had to describe my mother in just one word, it would be amazing! She is such a good cook. Just ask anyone who has had the honor of tasting just a bite of her home-cooked meals. She surprises us with awesome dishes and...
In this video I mentioned that the wheat was damaged because of the late freezes we had. Not only is this true, but the primary reason is the continued drought we are experiencing. Parts of Central and Eastern Oklahoma have been fortunate enough to get rainfall,...
The wheat is late. Not the first time I've heard this statement. Last year around this time, we were done with wheat in Oklahoma, and ready to move north on the harvest trail. As you've read in my previous post, we have next to nothing...