Must be getting close to wheat harvest time.

Good looking rig!! Has the drought affected your wheat much in your area? We keep hearing the wheat there is pretty off an on depending if it happened to catch a rain shower at the right time. Bone dry here in NW KS but had the best wheat crop in years because of early rains in spring. Our wheat harvest season is around July 1.
Corn and Milo is toast and being cut for silage.

Yields are way off this year and test weight is mid fifties. Not too shiny for sure.  The early heat and utter lack of rain since early April have really taken a toll. Going to be pretty dry seeding this fall.  

BP

Hi Bruce, I guess you have to be grateful for small mercies, you could have had a burnt out crop going by the wildfire pictures you posted recently. 

You’re right, things could always be worse.  We did have a crop to cut, some guys didn’t.   

BP

good looking harvestor and cat there Bruce, wish I were able to get up your way, how far are you from Bend, Or? My grandaughter just moved there, be good excuse to see her!

[quote="TomTrack44 post=230668 userid=10606"]good looking harvestor and cat there Bruce, wish I were able to get up your way, how far are you from Bend, Or? My grandaughter just moved there, be good excuse to see her!



Thanks Tom.  We are about 400 miles from Bend, about a 7 hour drive.  We are a bit south of Asotin Wa.  Feel free to stop by anytime.  

Bruce.  
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Looks like a good harvester. Just sad the drought seems done its damage there.

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A few pictures from our harvest day.  

BP.