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L3 bringing in the crop
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    Posted: 01 Dec 2023 at 7:24pm
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Nice shot. I like sunset/dusk harvest photos. I have several of our M3. Beans are so dusty. Seems to me the best time of day is either early afternoon or dusk when the lights come on to see through the dust
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Usually if the evening humidity is on the rise, then the L3 is moments away from completing it's day?  Great photo. Your soybeans look like they were yielding well too? Thanks for sharing.
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They are a lot better than I thought they would be. 12 inches of rain in June they almost drowned. Then no rain till September. I believe they will go close to 50 bu
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