field pics

[Case Nutty 1660]

here are a few shots from the farm hope you like them, we have been very lucky this year as the H20 came in the nick of time the grain crop is Hay bet Hay Barley makes very good high protein cattle feed I have seen them run from second cutting Alfalfa to get this
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[Lazy WP]

Just for the record, when I was custom spraying, I HATED those strips!!

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

they do take more time and if your sprayer is not the correct width more spray as well, I put these in to control soil erosion I like them for the most part but time consuming they are lol cnt

 

[1370rod]

Cool pics Tom, barley looks great. Been hot and humid here, but that is what this darn corn likes. Rod.

 

[Lazy WP]

The Barely looks good. Are you still getting some rain? Got just a shower again this afternoon, but in the sand, it doesn't take much to green things up again.

 

[71ford100]

Our custom sprayer at work isn"t a fan of strips either...at least our booms shut off if they overlap. Where do you get your chemicals, seed, and fertilizer up there? I know a guy that sells that stuff now but I"m in Wheatland these days.

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

I do not spray my crops any more just Canada thisel

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

looks like we may get another shower tonight then they say we are going back to drier weather

 

[Adirondack case guy]

Really neat pics. Bro. The nut that I welded on, when we were on the phone, just twisted the head off of what I had left of the stud. Ground the top off smooth and drilled the center of the stud, but my Snap-on fluted stud removers wouldn't extraxt it either. drilled it out to tap size and ran the tap into it. Peeled the old threads out and all is well. The 440 bare back lives again with Nick's hydraulic system bolted onto it now. Drove it out of the shop about 5:30 complete with all the sheet metal in place. Now I have to mount the loader that I custom built for my other 440, and run the hydraulics on the boom. That make take some time, because that requires another "Round Tuit" button. HeHe.
Loren

 

[Adirondack case guy]

Nick, I finally got the hyd assy. installed in my 440. haven't really checked it out on anything, but both valves load the engine when I stroke them.
Loren

 

[Kow Farmer]

Great pic again Tom. Crops look great there. Garden goodies look to be doing well also. I was wondering if the 2670 is standing guard? LOL I like the pic you took of the 2670 by itself. She just looks mean standing alone. Thanks for sharing.

 

[NickatKY]

Nice pics Tom!!
Glad to see your crops are doing well.
You must have a green thumb !!!!!!
Nick

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

Kurt the 2670 was on "turd" duty I was using it to pull the semi with belly dump hauling my slimy cow poo LOL thanks for the comments guys keeps me a post'in LOL cnt

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

thanks Nick but no green thumb but maybe Flambeau!! LOL cnt

 

[McKerrow630]

Oh man so glad to see nice crops for yeah this year Tom. Looks like you won't be need'en the "wy. brushfire killer" this year. thanks for sharing

 

[jon f mn]

Great pics as always Tom! I see what you mean bout that barley hay, looks like good hay. Going to be cutting it soon?

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

should be cutting it for hay with in 7-10 days at the most, I am going to rake and bale about 22 acres I have down then will be working on my "new" 955 and seeing if she will run ok to use it

 

[Agri King]

Tom, You better save some barley for your combines so we have some middle of January posts!

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

LOL Eric I will be cutting around 2000 bushels for seed so I will make sure and snap a pic or two
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