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21 Jul Steph: Hello, Nebraska!

Posted at 08:30h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Sponsors, Stephanie by Stephanie 2 Comments

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Prolonged goodbyes were finally said to St. Francis, Kan. Osowski Ag Service has officially arrived at our 5th and final stop on the harvest trail, Hemingford, Neb. We are staying in a different trailer park so that is about the only change we are seeing....

18 Jul Steph: You Might Be A Harvester If…

Posted at 13:52h in 2014, All Aboard, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Sponsors, Stephanie by Stephanie 7 Comments

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Here are the top 10 signs, compiled by Osowski Ag Service, that will tell if you truly are a custom harvester: 10. You want nothing to do with bringing a camper to the lake because the camper is your home all summer long. You would rather...

18 Jul Emma: Kansas Wedding

Posted at 08:50h in 2014, All Aboard, Emma, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos by emma misener 0 Comments

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One good thing about not having anything to harvest this time of year is that we are able to do some things we might not have been able to. Like attending summer weddings! Don't get me wrong, we have plenty of obligations, but nothing with...

17 Jul Emma: How does a torch work?

Posted at 16:26h in 2014, All Aboard, Emma, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Videos by emma misener 0 Comments

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In my previous post, I had a video on how to fix a tricky bearing. While we were fixing it, my niece Elizabeth asked "How exactly does a torch work?" Here's the answer to her question. Be safe and God bless! All Aboard Wheat Harvest™ is sponsored...

16 Jul Emma: A Visit from a Good Friend

Posted at 09:05h in 2014, All Aboard, Emma, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos by emma misener 0 Comments

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If you are an avid All Aboard Wheat Harvest and Misener Family Harvesters follower, you may know Joel from Iowa. He took some vacation time to come visit us. We first met Joel (we call him, Hammy after the squirrel from Over the Hedge) back in 2008 at...

15 Jul Steph: Life in Sainty

Posted at 15:16h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos, Stephanie by Stephanie 0 Comments

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Oh St. Francis, Kan., you are just so difficult for us to leave. The other day, we were ready to ship out. The combine was cleaned off, the header trailer was hooked up, Purple was hooked onto the hopper bottom and we were all in...

14 Jul Emma: Austin Home for Harvest

Posted at 20:08h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, Emma, High Plains Journal, New Holland by emma misener 0 Comments

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Our hired help, Austin, is from northwest Kansas where harvest is currently underway. About a week ago, he left for home to help his family with harvest. You can always use another hand around to help when unexpected things come up during harvest. Fortunately we...

11 Jul Steph: Keep On Keepin’ On

Posted at 09:44h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos, Sponsors, Stephanie by Stephanie 0 Comments

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Since the afternoon we arrived in St. Francis, Kan., we hit the ground running and have been able to keep up momentum the entire week. The kind of days we have (graciously) been putting in are the kind where I go to bed one minute...

10 Jul Emma: Summer, Sun and Sweat

Posted at 14:34h in 2014, All Aboard, Emma, High Plains Journal, New Holland by emma misener 0 Comments

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This summer is one for the record books. I have never experienced a summer as humid as it has been in Western Oklahoma. For some, 70 percent humidity is okay, but for us, whew! I would take a dry 115 degree day over a 90 degree day with 80...

08 Jul Steph: A Nebraska Visitor

Posted at 19:39h in 2014, All Aboard, Crop Updates, High Plains Journal, New Holland, Photos, Sponsors, Stephanie by Stephanie 0 Comments

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Today was another day when I asked myself at the end, "where did the day go?" The ideal harvest conditions have continued and we are taking full advantage of them. Our yields today were in the 40s, with test weights at 64 and 65 pounds. These...

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21 Jul Steph: Hello, Nebraska!

18 Jul Steph: You Might Be A Harvester If…

18 Jul Emma: Kansas Wedding

17 Jul Emma: How does a torch work?

16 Jul Emma: A Visit from a Good Friend

15 Jul Steph: Life in Sainty

14 Jul Emma: Austin Home for Harvest

11 Jul Steph: Keep On Keepin’ On

10 Jul Emma: Summer, Sun and Sweat

08 Jul Steph: A Nebraska Visitor

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