Shattuck, OK: The Z Crew has been in the field for two and a half days and it already feels like it's been a month. It is amazing how fast we get back into the groove of wheat harvest. Mom and Dad wake up, makes...
Shattuck, Okla: Tuesday June 11th, the Z Crew was supposed to hit the road. Through a series of events and the simple fact we weren't ready to leave, we did not start our trip to Oklahoma until Wednesday. Wednesday was a full day. The crew was...
Louisville, NE - To say that the past couple of days have been crazy, is an understatement. On Thursday, we had to make a trip to Great Falls because Jenna was flying in. Jenna flew in so that she could make the trip back home...
Limon, CO - After the update of the Fourth of July, us girls (Jenna, Taylor and Callie) were able to talk at least Mom into a trip to the mountains. Dad stayed back in Limon to do some cleaning, oil changing, greasing and road prep...
Manley, Neb. - Another harvest season has come and gone. It's the time of year that most custom harvesting crews are wrapping up their summer wheat harvest and heading home to cut fall crops or beginning their fall harvest route. We (Zeorian Harvesting) finished our summer...
Jordan, Mont. - It's been a whirlwind of a week...
Jordan, Mont. – The Zeorian Harvesting crew is now in Big Sky country – but let me back up a bit. In my last post, we were still in Limon, Colo., battling rain, high moisture wheat and eventually weeds. I don’t think we had one...
Limon, Colo. – After spending nearly an entire month in Deerfield, Kan., Zeorian Harvesting has finally, finally relocated. Don’t get me wrong – we’re quite fond of Deerfield – but in an occupation that normally requires moving every one to two weeks, being somewhere for...
Deerfield, Kan. - Last time I posted, I was spending the Fourth of July weekend in Deerfield, Kan., with my family. I was able to spend that Friday and Saturday in the field before we finished cutting the last of the wheat at that stop...
Photos from Friday, July 1st. Getting ready to start the day. Dad checking the oil in the combine. Time to get to work. View from the combine cab. In this field, there were areas that made up to 110 bushels per acre. "Look, Ma! No hands!" My first time...