Most of the time I was designing things in my head to make life easier and better. Other time I would do some math problems in my head; I knew the width of the implement that I was pulling so I could figure out how much ground that I was working in a round & how long that took.
That way I could figure out if I would finish the field that day and at what time - and if I could finish it before I ran out of fuel. Having fields 1/2 mile long in the flat land made it easy to calculate things like that.
One day when I was planting wheat, I figured out that I stayed out until it got dark I could finish the 60 acres that I started early that morning. I had planned to quit at 4:30 to go to a banquet, but decided to stay and finish that field.
It started to rain the next morning, so I moved the drill home and washed it out. The rain continued and that was all the crop that we were able to get planted that year.
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