Posted by torwood9 on December 28, 2011 at 18:54:28 from (71.87.25.72):
Noticed the neighbor was out trying to combine the beans on his land with a MF 35. The person renting it gave up on them because of weed issues and no one wanting to deal with the field after it was cultivated due to being organic. He was able to salvage about a 150 bushels out of it from 10-12 acres. He was just going to leave the "stubble" lay. So I asked if I could bale it up due a shortage of bedding in the area. Fired the baler up and got what I could off. Not bad for the December 28th in Central WI. No heatstroke today. 21 degrees with a nice breeze.
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