Posted by Bobl1958 on October 09, 2014 at 06:42:50 from (68.98.205.31):
Got started cutting beans on Tuesday. The first field averaged 35 bu, which is very good for the extremely dry spring and summer. There was some very good spots and extremely thin spots. We have a machinery shed next to where I took the pictures of the combines, and so it is very thin around there due to driving on them early on moving machinery in and out. First field was 60 acres and this is at my Brothers house.
It looks like the beans at my house might be a little better, but you never know until they are in the bin. That is the picture I took earlier in the year. A little over 80 acres here. At my Mom's, they look about the same as here at my house. Again, not great, but with the weather we had, I am just glad to get anything. Central Kansas.
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