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200Tom1 View Drop Down
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    Posted: 15 Sep 2024 at 4:26pm
I was traveling again today. I saw beans coming out, several fields are done. Corn is coming out, corn stalks are being baled, stalks being disk down. This was happening in several different county's. I hope you guys all have a successful harvest season with great yields.
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Looking great around here, Prices just have to come Up.
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Beans on my farm and renters home place were done this week. 
Yielded Upper 50's w 8.5 to 10.5% moisture. His other beans are just starting to turn, had a 10 day break for rain @ planting. 
 Corn on my farm is @ 19% on the 2 pails of ears we picked and shelled off. Is first he   planted. 
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Got the combine out yesterday, blew it off and changed the oil. Going to grease it today and finish the service work, hopefully. There are a few little issues to be addressed, nothing too serious. Seems like the top sieve needs looked at.

They are talking rain here starting Friday. If that misses us, I'll start corn Saturday.
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Dang Mike, sounds like you rode that horse and then put it away wet.  Wink
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Went to a field day yesterday and they said early beans are coming off under 10% moisture and some farms are finding varieties of corn in the high teens and low twenties for moisture. Harvest begins.
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