Re: Dry Beans Re-Visited

Posted by JYD on March 13, 2005 at 11:29:47 from (69.23.243.35):

In Reply to: Re: Dry Beans Re-Visited posted by Shepherd_Bill on March 13, 2005 at 08:32:35:

Shepherd-Bill,

We farmed south of Midland and north of Hemlock
(Michigan). One year the navy beans were pulled and
raked and ready for the combine (it was actually
coming down the road) when the sky turned black and
the wind came on strong and blew all of the windrows
into a large field of soybeans. The next day the
combine was parked next to the soybean field and the
beans were forked by hand into the header of the
combine. That experience as a youth was one of the
reasons I decided to do something other than farm.

JYD

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