Masseyharrisnut
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Working on our last field of barley. CFO/truck driver/wife
took this shot last night.
took this shot last night.
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drummer481
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Great picture
Richard G.
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Does your barley go for feed like it does down here in NW SC?
GermantownGreen
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Awesome pic, thanks for sharing the view, GG
Nice!
I combined my 4 acres of barley a few weeks ago, planted on my sand knob hill where nothing else grows well; after a wet spring made it very late to plant small grains, it dried up and was too dry for even barley, so had poor results. But, that is the point of doing such a small field, try to make something out of nothing.
Hope you have better results in a better effort there.
Paul
I combined my 4 acres of barley a few weeks ago, planted on my sand knob hill where nothing else grows well; after a wet spring made it very late to plant small grains, it dried up and was too dry for even barley, so had poor results. But, that is the point of doing such a small field, try to make something out of nothing.
Hope you have better results in a better effort there.
Paul
Masseyharrisnut
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The variety of barley we grew this year is for feed. I grew malting barley for almost 40 years and finally got tired of the way the companies that make the malt for the beer companies treated the grain producers. Cattle feeders and hog feeders are way easier to get a long with.
flying belgian
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Not enough light from the setting sun to make out what brand of combine.
coonie minnie
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Great picture! Add photographer to her list of roles.
Masseyharrisnut
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Its called a 36 foot but only cuts 35
Masseyharrisnut
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Case IH 7120
Masseyharrisnut
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Its an after market spout that is designed to drop the grain straight down instead of the sloped spout that came from the factory
Richard G.
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Thanks for the reply.
fastfarmall
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They contract Malting Barley near Jamestown N.D. and Fargo, there always friendly in the winter when they are wanting grower's to come and sign a contract,but they turn ugly towards you when the first load hits the scale !
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