Posted by paul on September 27, 2016 at 17:35:10 from (76.77.197.114):
In Reply to: Chopping corn (pic) posted by oldtanker on September 27, 2016 at 10:22:06:
I don't think I was in grade school yet when the last silo filling was on this farm. The silo got porous and dad didn't feel like replastering it again for the few cattle he had. 3-4 neighbors got together, my uncle had the 2 row chopper green and orange as I recall mostly green, pulled with a 17xx or 18xx Oliver gas.
The other 2 or three neighbors used the barge boxes with extra sides bolted on, and a false front with cables to a pipe bolted on the back, and a tall end gate on the back. Think all that was homemade. Still have it all sitting in the corners, still have the barge box.
They had a manure hauling party in August after small grains were off, went to each farm with a loader and 3-4 manure spreaders, spread the piles. Then in September was the chopping party, went to each and hauled the silage in.
I remember the manure hauling a lot more, I was involved with thrm for several years into high school.
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