Grain Loss in Harvesting

  Very impressive operation. 

 Lot has to do with the how the operator operates the equipment and how good they are with maintenance and settings/adjustments of their combines for prevention of loss of grain.

   Fellow up here had combined oats and it was thicker than a hair on a dog where the combine had run, looked like maybe 30%. So much  that he could have made another crop just cutting the strips for hay.

 yup, Lots to do with the operator.

Nope, not Hader. A few years ago Kramer Farms was the largest in Dodge County and they are the ones who do a real nice job. Now Hader and Molitor have moved into the area big time in the past 3 or 4 years. Molitor semis go by all the time. 6 years ago I never heard of Molitor. I think that's the outfit Kirby Pucket may have invested in at one time along with Carl Pohlad. Not sure though. Molitor Farms is related to Paul Molitor. Hader is real big too. They call them "lord incorporated" around here. So-called real good Christians that will move into your area and outbid longtime renters out of the land. They have started one or two churches and use the churches for every tax loophole they can. They don't do any business with the dealership I worked at but they'll call on a Sunday morning demanding service when they are in the area. Can you tell I don't exactly like Hader Farms?