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BLee Mn View Drop Down
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    Posted: 29 Jul 2010 at 10:01pm
snapped a couple pics today, very nice day to be without a cab
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Awesome!  
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What make of hay rake is that?
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Thanks for sharing.  Great looking tractors!  Nice chrome stacks on both tractors...   Your alfalfa looks good in the picture.  I don't see any blooms, so it is best time to cut.  Have you had a good haying year or too much rain in your area?  Your 2.3 soybeans look good also.  Here in central Illinois, we mainly grow 3.0-4.1 soybeans.  I need to do some leaf sampling for ASR (Asian Soybean Rust).  Our season has been extremely wet throughout the whole time.  Have you heard of any ASR outbreaks in your areas?
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