Deerfield, Kan. - On Wednesday morning, I woke up and thought, "I'm going to visit the family this weekend." Rather spur-of-the-moment. The Zeorian crew had been on the road for over a month and I was missing my family and harvest. I called Dad to see...
Deerfield, Kan. – When I last posted, about 10 days ago, Zeorian Harvesting had just finished cutting in the Arnett, Okla./Canadian, Texas, area. Since then, the crew has migrated north to Deerfield, Kan. Deerfield is located on the western side of the state, about 20 miles west of Garden City.
Arnett, Okla. – The Zeorian Harvesting crew arrived in Oklahoma two weeks ago today. After a couple of days of waiting for the wheat to ripen, we were able to get to work and haven’t looked back since. We started the 2011 harvest season in Arnett,...
Manley, Neb. – Each time Zeorian Harvesting moves down the road, two trips are needed. On the first trip go the combine and grain trailer pulled by the semi, and the header pulled by one of our pickups. Once that equipment is safe and secure...
Manley, Neb. - If you already took a peek at the photos below, you might be scratching your head and rubbing your eyes. Never fear – your sight is fine – that is indeed a yellow combine. After decades of running red, first Massey Ferguson and...
It’s hard to believe that the summer is almost over. Time is a crazy thing, you know? It seems like a long time since I left home in May but, at the same time, feels like only last week that I was talking about...
Jordan, Mont. – It’s been awhile since I’ve checked in but harvest is going really well for us in Montana. Mom and Dad returned from Colorado with the combine and rest of the equipment on Sunday and were able to get in the field that...
Jordan, Mont. – The Z crew is in the middle of one of the longest weeks of the summer; the week that consists of the move from Limon, Colo., to Jordan, Mont. The trip, one-way, is over 700 miles. And the trip has to be...
Limon, Colo. - Good news! The final 15 acres that I posted about on Tuesday have been cut. Those acres were the few that were keeping us from being finished with harvest here in Limon. Yesterday afternoon we were able to get in the field and...
Limon, Colo. – I’m starting to feel a little antsy here in Limon. It feels like it has taken far too long to get the crop out this year. Between green wheat, wet wheat and the occasional rain shower – harvest has taken more time...