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98j
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OT....but something fun to look at while pondering the weight of a 9u or
how to align it's trackframe.....and it is Cat. Spring has sprung and the first
project is to get some weed spraying done....Cat65B pulling a 100 foot Brandt
sprayer as Mt Hood looks on.😊

[img]http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e64/98J/Spray/100_6264.jpg[/img]
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Fri, Mar 23, 2007 8:57 PM
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This sprayer is now set up with a GPS controlled 10 section auto boom control;
as the boom wanders into an area that has alredy been sprayed, the control
unit shuts down that part of the boom. On the first 700 acres sprayed, the
savings on material was right at 20%.....the savings add up in a hurry given the
$30 an acre solution that we are putting on right now.😛

[img]http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e64/98J/Spray/100_6287.jpg[/img]
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Fri, Mar 23, 2007 9:07 PM
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This sprayer is now set up with a GPS controlled 10 section auto boom control;
as the boom wanders into an area that has alredy been sprayed, the control
unit shuts down that part of the boom. On the first 700 acres sprayed, the
savings on material was right at 20%.....the savings add up in a hurry given the
$30 an acre solution that we are putting on right now.😛

[img]http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e64/98J/Spray/100_6287.jpg[/img]
.....and there is NO substitute for a good Cat where we have to spray.
" Tracks Rule, Wheelies Drool" 😎

[img]http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e64/98J/Spray/100_6336.jpg[/img]
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Fri, Mar 23, 2007 9:11 PM
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.....and there is NO substitute for a good Cat where we have to spray.
" Tracks Rule, Wheelies Drool" 😎

[img]http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e64/98J/Spray/100_6336.jpg[/img]
98j

Thanks for posting the awesome pictures!

I visited your area last year in June, some of the most beautiful country I have ever seen....

I am accustomed to seeing mountains in Colorado and New Mexico where, when you are standing at the mountain base the elevation is already 5 - 6 thousand feet. It is a completely different experience to stand at or near sea level and look at mountains in the Pacific N/W that are over 14,000 ft elevation. I can't describe it.........

BTW is that Wheat you are spraying?

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My favorite 2 toys are pullin' tractors and pushin' tractors. 😎

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Fri, Mar 23, 2007 10:33 PM
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Reply to 98j:
.....and there is NO substitute for a good Cat where we have to spray.
" Tracks Rule, Wheelies Drool" 😎

[img]http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e64/98J/Spray/100_6336.jpg[/img]
how many miles away is Mt. Hood in that photo?
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Reply to side-seat:
how many miles away is Mt. Hood in that photo?
Great Pictures as usual, I'd guess you are top dressing the wheat. Most of the wheat in our country had that done in the last couple weeks. I finished last Saturday evening. We had a 60 to 80 percent chance of rain every day this week, which would have been ideal to carry the fertiliser into the ground. But the weatherman missed it and we have had no rain at all. Oh well, maybe next week.
Jim
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Sun, Mar 25, 2007 3:49 AM
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Great Pictures as usual, I'd guess you are top dressing the wheat. Most of the wheat in our country had that done in the last couple weeks. I finished last Saturday evening. We had a 60 to 80 percent chance of rain every day this week, which would have been ideal to carry the fertiliser into the ground. But the weatherman missed it and we have had no rain at all. Oh well, maybe next week.
Jim
Hey Dirt Dog!! Yup, spraying some winter wheat in these pictures.😊
Have our part done....the fly boys have some more to do for us. Will be
starting on the chem fallow next week, weather permitting.😎

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Sun, Mar 25, 2007 8:55 PM
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Reply to side-seat:
how many miles away is Mt. Hood in that photo?


Hey there side seat! Something like 40 miles as the crow flies. 😊

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Hey there side seat! Something like 40 miles as the crow flies. 😊

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98j, how was your moisture this past winter? Enough for a good crop? GWH
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Sun, Mar 25, 2007 9:26 PM
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Reply to Jim Sixty:
Great Pictures as usual, I'd guess you are top dressing the wheat. Most of the wheat in our country had that done in the last couple weeks. I finished last Saturday evening. We had a 60 to 80 percent chance of rain every day this week, which would have been ideal to carry the fertiliser into the ground. But the weatherman missed it and we have had no rain at all. Oh well, maybe next week.
Jim
[quote="Jim D4&6"]Great Pictures as usual, I'd guess you are top dressing the wheat. Most of the wheat in our country had that done in the last couple weeks. I finished last Saturday evening. We had a 60 to 80 percent chance of rain every day this week, which would have been ideal to carry the fertiliser into the ground. But the weatherman missed it and we have had no rain at all. Oh well, maybe next week.
Jim[/quote]

Yo Jim! Not exactly...in the first three pics we were applying a tank mix of
Clearmax & Barrage, with a combination of Coran & Solution 32 in the carrier....only get about 2lbs of N out of that deal....it's not intended as
a top dress, but is used to burn the wheat ( and the targert weeds) back a
little so that the Clearmax will work. The target weeds in this case are Goat
Grass, Cheat Grass & Rye ( for the Clearmax) and the Barrage should pick off
the broadleaf weeds. The fourth shot is one were we switched to Ally Extra
& Barrage to do a little bordering.....like along side this cherry orchard.

[img]http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e64/98J/Spray/100_6387.jpg[/img]

That gives are fly boy buddies a little cushion to avoid any spray drift
damage......😉
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Sun, Mar 25, 2007 11:41 PM
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[quote="Jim D4&6"]Great Pictures as usual, I'd guess you are top dressing the wheat. Most of the wheat in our country had that done in the last couple weeks. I finished last Saturday evening. We had a 60 to 80 percent chance of rain every day this week, which would have been ideal to carry the fertiliser into the ground. But the weatherman missed it and we have had no rain at all. Oh well, maybe next week.
Jim[/quote]

Yo Jim! Not exactly...in the first three pics we were applying a tank mix of
Clearmax & Barrage, with a combination of Coran & Solution 32 in the carrier....only get about 2lbs of N out of that deal....it's not intended as
a top dress, but is used to burn the wheat ( and the targert weeds) back a
little so that the Clearmax will work. The target weeds in this case are Goat
Grass, Cheat Grass & Rye ( for the Clearmax) and the Barrage should pick off
the broadleaf weeds. The fourth shot is one were we switched to Ally Extra
& Barrage to do a little bordering.....like along side this cherry orchard.

[img]http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e64/98J/Spray/100_6387.jpg[/img]

That gives are fly boy buddies a little cushion to avoid any spray drift
damage......😉
......they will be finishing up the rest of the in crop spraying while we get the
ground rigs cooking on the chem-fallow.😎

[img]http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e64/98J/Spray/100_6354.jpg[/img]

And hey GWH! Yup, winter moisture was good, the wheat looks good, the
price of wheat looks even better. Now if we can just get "The Rose Festival
Low" in June, we will be in like Flynn.🙄
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