View from the little Kubota B2620.
view from the tractor
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Nice sunset tonight.
stuck my lil M-F tractor good one evening when shredding close in couple weeks back. suddenly i was 90 to the slope and behind me was a fence line! 20 mins jockeying to no avail! stuck and locked in!! so i called it a night!! next day, hooked up to NH... and like a blip on a scope she turned 90 again, and out she came.... 
a view from the tractor...
a view from the tractor...
My 4 year old was driving around the yard with me.
Wheat done. Beans will be close by tomorrow night if planter and drill both run
Are you drilling winter wheat into the stubble?
Bill G
ArboristSite King
I believe that was wheat coming out with beans going in as a double crop. If Jake is in Delaware like I think I wish him great luck as this late in the year a double crop bean on wheat here in Illinois is pushing covering seed, herbicide, and fuel.
I see. I've never seen that here in Wisconsin. I assume not enough growing season. Learn something new every day.
Bill G
ArboristSite King
I do not want to speak for the man but that is what I think it is. I see you say East Central but about where is that in Wisconsin, lord knows you have about a million small towns.....all with bars.
Beans after wheat is pretty common here on the right coast. (mid-Atlantic) Hoping to get some in yet this week. I have seen some dairy guys put 90 day corn in after beans to chop for silage.
I'm close to the shore of Lake Michigan. Halfway between Green Bay and Milwaukee. The sad thing is now bars outnumber churches in most towns.I do not want to speak for the man but that is what I think it is. I see you say East Central but about where is that in Wisconsin, lord knows you have about a million small towns.....all with bars.
Bill has it right. Wheat came off late. Weather. Have around 100 acres left to plant. Waiting on some seed at the moment and gonna try to get close to inished today by evening
I was talking to a farmer friend and he's going to combine wheat in a week or two. The growing season basically ends mid to late September here so that explains why I've never seen beans after wheat here.
Piotr Pakuła
ArboristSite Guru
Plowing and seasoning the land for sowing wheat
Bill G
ArboristSite King
You lost me on that. Did you mean corn after wheat as corn after beans seems impossible.
Bill G
ArboristSite King
Hopefully you saw the humor in my post.
I have travelled all over southwest Wisconsin and loved every second of it. There are three things that are a given, the roads are all curvy, there is a town every 2 miles, and most have a bar in them or one in a guys garage in-between.I spent the majority of my life as a teacher. I started out teaching Agriculture but the long hours, long nights, and summers with FFA took a toll. I switched to Industrial Tech and then I had my summers to farm, go race saws, and drive. When we would come back from the summer break our principal would want to see pics of a trip we took. Well the only trips my wife and I took were to race saws or go find some more. We were heading home one day and went through a small Wisconsin town and saw what would have been the greatest picture. There was a school that say back off the highway a bit. There was a horseshoe /circle drive to get back to it. Obviously the school did not own the area in the "horseshoe" because right there along the highway inside the horseshoe was a bar. I thought a school with a bar in the front yard, yep this is Wisconsin. I tried to get a picture but we could not get far enough away for it to work
