Manley, NE (Home): Summer wheat harvest 2014 marks Zeorian harvesting's fifth year working with All Aboard Wheat Harvest. We're very excited to share our summer with you once again. Although this season is looking like it could be our most uncertain yet, we look forward...
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...
Jordan, MT- It's been pretty uneventful here with the Z Crew. Last week, we were able to pick up a few extra acres, but that's about it. We hope to finish up here and move on to our final stop in the next week. Pretty...
Jordan, MT- Hey folks, remember us? It’s been a while! Yesterday we made it to Jordan, Montana on our second trip. It’s always fun at this stop, because it feels like home. That’s probably because we’ve been coming here for 25 years. Jamie, Jenna, and...
Limon, CO- We started cutting around Limon on Monday, and haven’t really stopped since. It’s been boiling outside. No, literally, boiling. We’ve been seeing the thermometer reach about 104 everyday. Like we said earlier, we really are speeding through our acres. We’ll probably be done...
Limon, CO - On Friday afternoon, the Z Crew made it to Limon, Colorado! Mom and Dad turned back around Friday night for the combine back in Deerfield, KS. They arrived back to Limon on Saturday afternoon. That evening the Z Crew went out to...
Deerfield, KS - The Zeorian Crew has been sitting idle since June 2nd. After finishing in Shattuck, Okla, we moved up to Kansas and the wheat is still looking pretty green. Due to poor dry land wheat that our farmer is currently cutting with his own...
Shattuck, Okla. – Small town cafes are hard to beat. You know, the ones with local pictures and signs with witty sayings hanging on the walls. The food tastes like home-cooked meals and the people working there greet you with a big smile when you...
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...
