Harvest 2022

[BSeyler]

A friend works there and I asked him about spoilage. He said there is some, but there is a market for it, too. This is located next to the Missouri River and a lot of grain gets shipped out on barges. I have dropped soybeans at the barge load out before.

 

[NIsaacs]

A friend works there and I asked him about spoilage. He said there is some, but there is a market for it, too. This is located next to the Missouri River and a lot of grain gets shipped out on barges. I have dropped soybeans at the barge load out before.

They do that in Washington and Oregon on the Columbia/Snake rivers. The wheat fields go for 300 miles.

When I was a kid we had an Allis Chalmers pto driven combine with a 6' cut and 13 bushel hopper. Then we upgraded to one with a power unit, with a 7' cut and 17 bushel hopper

One year we had a bumper crop, 300 bushel, normal was 200-250. My dad decided he could haul the 300 bushel in one load, about 9 ton. This was on a 1943 IH K7, he fell through one of the old wooden culverts/bridges that the old county roads used back then and bent the frame. He upgraded to a 1944 IH K7