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05 Jul

Posted at 17:00h in 2021, AAWH21, harvest, harvest21, High Plains Harvesting, High Plains Journal, HPH, HPJ, Laura, Oklahoma, Photos, stories, uschiharvest2021, wheat, wheatharvest, winter wheat by
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Please welcome, to the AAWH blog, Farris Brothers Inc., a custom harvesting firm from Edson, Kansas. The crew harvests from southern Oklahoma to northern Montana each summer before returning home for fall harvest. I recently caught up with Rick at a field on the corner of...

18 Jun

Posted at 12:00h in 2021, AAWH21, All Aboard, All Aboard News, harvest, harvest21, High Plains Harvesting, High Plains Journal, HPH, HPJ, Laura, Photos, stories, Uncategorized, wheat by
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Northern Texas: The wheat finally dried down enough for us to cut a whopping two truckloads Sunday evening before the rain started again that night. I suppose on the positive side, two truckloads is better than no truckloads, which is what the stats sheet had...

02 Jul

Posted at 12:05h in 2019, aawh, All Aboard, All Aboard News, harvest, High Plains Harvesting, High Plains Journal, HPH, Laura, Photos, stories, Texas, Thank the Heavens for Harvest, wheat by
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North Texas—There is so much to learn about hard work and grit from watching and participating in harvest. However, there’s also something to be said for the growth that happens outside the field for the littlest of harvesters. The children are old enough now to have...

28 Sep

Posted at 11:16h in 2018, All Aboard, harvest, High Plains Harvesting, High Plains Journal, HPH, John Deere, Laura, Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children, Photos, Shelbourne Reynolds, stories, Uncategorized, Wet Corn, wheat by
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Park, Kansas - The crew has made it back to our headquarters in northwest Kansas. It was a nearly immediate change over, service, and now they are in the field picking high moisture corn and soybeans. Its crazy how quickly things move and that it...

29 Jul

Posted at 13:30h in 2017, aawh, All Aboard, harvest, High Plains Harvesting, High Plains Journal, HPH, John Deere, Laura, stories, wheat by
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Northeast Colorado - The other night Pieter had machinery issues so stopped in the field, got out of the cab, and hopped off the ladder. Immediately he knew something was wrong. Ryan said he was yelling over the noise of the combine about there being a snake. Ryan thought he was just imagining things as it would be hard to hear a rattle over the roar of the motor. Pieter kept yelling and pointing. When Ryan shined his light in the direction Pieter was pointing, sure enough, there was a rattle snake coiled up and ready to strike.