Brown Swiss
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Running this ground, and the hills I farmed all my life strengthend my nerves and my posteriors' muscles! Lol
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Fawteen
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[i:654c4848f0]and my posteriors' muscles! Lol[/i:654c4848f0]
One in particular, I imagine! "8^)
I grew up in Central Michigan, also pretty flat. If my Dad saw the places I take my tractor here in Maine, he'd have a conniption!
One in particular, I imagine! "8^)
I grew up in Central Michigan, also pretty flat. If my Dad saw the places I take my tractor here in Maine, he'd have a conniption!
And glad I don?t have to run a pivot.
Two hills my wife doesn?t like plowing on she feels like it?s going to tip on her. They aren?t that bad, one I was cautious with the F combine, the L3 is wider stance no problem.
So I cured that a couple years ago, bought 20 acres with a steeper ridge in it. Ha! Drive up a good hill, crest, and there is a 20 foot drop on the other side, then a hill back down. That short drop is pretty thrilling, has to be a blast with the tall fertilizer rigs.
Paul
Two hills my wife doesn?t like plowing on she feels like it?s going to tip on her. They aren?t that bad, one I was cautious with the F combine, the L3 is wider stance no problem.
So I cured that a couple years ago, bought 20 acres with a steeper ridge in it. Ha! Drive up a good hill, crest, and there is a 20 foot drop on the other side, then a hill back down. That short drop is pretty thrilling, has to be a blast with the tall fertilizer rigs.
Paul
Eric in IL
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We've got some pretty flat land in part of Illinois but not as flat as that picture.
Our rainfall events seem to be changing though. We rarely get a slow soaker anymore. Mother Nature seems determined that we need at least one more state with a Grand Canyon. I guess it will save some easterners travel expenses once she has it completed.
Our rainfall events seem to be changing though. We rarely get a slow soaker anymore. Mother Nature seems determined that we need at least one more state with a Grand Canyon. I guess it will save some easterners travel expenses once she has it completed.
rossow (mn)
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I grew up in north-central Iowa, where my parents' farm and both of my grandparents' farms were flat like this. You could look across the landscape all the way to the nearest city almost 15 miles away.
Ultradog MN
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- Twin Cities
You must be 5'9" or 5'10" tall.
They told us in the Navy a 6" tall man could see 16 miles away
They told us in the Navy a 6" tall man could see 16 miles away
Traditional Farmer
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- Virginia
Up on the hill across the road from my house I can see the ski slopes at Wintergreen Resort about 50 miles away.
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