Posted by super99 on October 06, 2014 at 18:29:30 from (74.38.55.50):
I cut a few more beans tonite, I used the 1850 to pull the wagons to the field and back, I had to move the other 1850, the 88, JD 70 and IH 400 out of the shed to park the wagons inside, That should cover the tractor related part. I'm cutting around the really green spots. There are a few green plants among the dry ones, a few green pods and beans in the tank, but I tested 2 samples after I got everything put away, 12% and 12.5%. Guess I'll try to leave work at noon and cut some more tomorrow afternoon. The bin they go in has a aeration floor and a small fan, so I can move some air thru them. In years past when I wait until all the beans are ready, they are usually 6 to 8% moisture, so I try a different route this year. Chris
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