Manley, NE: Ahh...
Brandon and I joke that the two and a half days it takes to reach our first harvest destination feel as though it takes the same amount of time as the entire harvest run. It may have started out as a joke, but it has evolved...
This year has been one for the books. It was a hard summer considering we had nothing to cut, but it has been a great blessing as well. Since we were stuck at home, we were able to catch up on a lot of things we...
Ten acres down, too many to count to go! Osowski Ag Service was able to get back in the field, if only for a brief time period. When I say brief, I mean a solid half hour of thrashing. A farmer of ours north of...
We are cutting wheat! This field is the first and the last field of wheat we will be cutting in 2014. What a way to end the season. I find it quite fitting given this year's conditions. Enjoy the video! All Aboard Wheat Harvest™ is sponsored by High...
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...
This time of year, harvest is normally at full speed around Grafton, N.D. Not this year. I have touched on the crazy spring weather we had with the excessive rain and now when we would like rain, we can't buy a drop. Isn't that always...
When harvesters get home and the wheat is still a couple weeks off, what do they do? Other than go a little stir crazy, there is never a shortage of odds and ends. In the summer our front yard changes bi-weekly. At home, it remains the...
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...
