kcm.MN
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Traditional Farmer
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- Virginia
That looks like it was a meat house not a corn crib.
Richard G.
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Looks like the one that was on my uncle's farm about 2 miles from here.
It is at the State Ag Museum now, moved there by our youngest son.
Richard in NW SC
It is at the State Ag Museum now, moved there by our youngest son.
Richard in NW SC
You guys ALL have your copy of Robert & Phylis JOHNSON's CORN PICKER book and CORN CRIB book. They have
done an amazing amount of work researching, writing, and proof reading the books. The Corn Picker book is
+/- 900 pages, mine was one of the first printing, one volumn. Second and later printing was two volumns.
Corn Crib book is 300-400 pages, single volumn.
My Sister, a college librarian most of her life met the Johnson's about 10 years ago when they were
working on the picker book. It's mostly reprints of advertising brochures and magazine articles. The
Corn Crib book should be a required semester course for every agricultural degree program at every state
university.
done an amazing amount of work researching, writing, and proof reading the books. The Corn Picker book is
+/- 900 pages, mine was one of the first printing, one volumn. Second and later printing was two volumns.
Corn Crib book is 300-400 pages, single volumn.
My Sister, a college librarian most of her life met the Johnson's about 10 years ago when they were
working on the picker book. It's mostly reprints of advertising brochures and magazine articles. The
Corn Crib book should be a required semester course for every agricultural degree program at every state
university.
Absent Minded Farmer
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Haven't heard of those books until now. Thanks for pointing it out, Doc. I'll have to get the set. As an aside.... Aumann has an auction coming up March of next year for the Kevin Bos Antique Tractor and Equipment Collection in Geneseo. That's the fella that has the really cool & functional corn crib cutaway display that's been to a few shows. Would love to have it, but don't think there will be the scratch for it come Spring.
I'm leaving you a link to check it out, if you'd like.
Mike
Auction Notification....
I'm leaving you a link to check it out, if you'd like.
Mike
Auction Notification....
gene bender
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Thats not a corn crib
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