Posted by billonthefarm on September 02, 2018 at 19:04:47 from (66.94.192.213):
Always good to seem jim. Saw him at my last tractor pull of the year. The Small Town Tractor Pull in Laura IL. We talk tractors and whats new with each other then he tells me I should get on YT and catch up with everyone. So here we go, some pics of 2018 down on the farm with wrigley! Still have cows to chase but fewer than I did at one point. Farm more acres than I ever have. Back to tractor pulling. Painted the tractor this spring. Got 3 young guys that help me and it has been alot of fun watching them run the puller. I gave it a name. Blowing smoke rings in the dark. About ready to start harvest. Looking forward to havresting anotther bountiful crop. Last weekend of october I will host a plow day to benefit the local FFA alumni. Keep the date open. Hope to see you then!
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