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Re: Still Chopping corn in Western NY(new equip)
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Posted by davpal on October 22, 2006 at 10:39:37 from (216.93.97.124):
In Reply to: Still Chopping corn in Western NY(new equip) posted by barnrat on October 22, 2006 at 10:21:18:
Oh my word, I can't belive you are getting through that field. I think some of the guys with big four wheel drive trucks would be impressed with those pictures! Not only going through unbelievable amounts of mud but pulling that big chopper and wagon through it too. We are wet like that here in mid michigan today too. We got 7 tenths three days ago and 3 mored tenths yesterday and now we got anther 8 tenths last night and it is black and raining outside right now. We have received over 30 inches of rain since we planted beans this year and still climbing. Pretty cool pics. Thanks for posting. Later.
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