When we last left you Roland Harvesting was harvesting malt barley near Powell, Wyoming. In the time since our crew has been split in many different directions. James, Brandon, and I left during the week of August 17th to head back home to get things...
Dad helped Brandon, James, and I get started in Chadron and then he went back home to begin cutting our own wheat with our old TR98 combine. Along with the help of my uncle and aunt, my dad and mom having been whittling away on...
Hoffman Harvesting is busy working in Midland. Typically known as cattle country, farmer's in western South Dakota are proving us wrong. As far as the eye can see around the Mundt Brother's farm is wheat or corn. There is a lot of potential in this...
To our relief, we were able work our tails off and finish in Imperial earlier this week. We’ve been short-handed lately, running with a crew of only four people. With two combines, one grain cart, two semis, a service truck and a pickup, we are...
Do you want to look like a member of the All Aboard Harvest crew? You can. Crew shirts are now available. These medium weight shirts are chocolate brown, featuring cream-colored All Aboard Wheat Harvest graphic on the front and crew across the back shoulders. Click here to order!...
Today, along with my parents Kaidence and I made the move to Midland, South Dakota. The "guys" and the equipment started moving after lunch the previous day. The trip took them two days since they can't move wide load equipment in the dark. It is also...
Winter wheat harvest has wrapped up in Texas and is nearing completion in the rest of the Southern states. Harvest is now in full swing in Missouri, Colorado, Nebraska and South Dakota. Below are the crop reports for selected states as provided by the USDA...
Today our daughter turns two- whether it's the terrible two's or the terrific two's we have yet to find out! After a long debate on what to give her for her birthday, we thought there couldn't be a better gift for this young harvester than her own...
Our followers have a chance to be one of our featured photos. Simply share your harvest photos with the crew on our Facebook page. You can post them directly to our wall. Your photo could be selected as a featured photo and could be posted...
Today, we tested and tested and tested some more and it was a no go! The wheat was just too wet to cut- it hung in at 16% moisture for the day. Since the elevator wants the wheat to be under 15% we struck out for the...