The Official Farming Thread...

[exSW]

That one looks beyond saving

 

[czar800]

That sucks Mike!

It happens.

Damn, what a pain in the ass!! Can you fix it or can you get the tire store to do it! In other words, can It be fixed now!! ( combine needs to run )

The tube is ripped...

That one looks beyond saving

Fingers crossed.

 

[ajschainsaws]

wheat straw is pretty washed out this year

 

[exSW]

My favorite part is about four minutes in

 

[amberg]

My favorite part is about four minutes in

Got to love that! Miss plowing with my old WD-45 Allis, would only pull 2 14's here in this clay.

( Love that Minnie MO! )

 

[amberg]

Wish I would have saved a picture of baby pulling the 565 Oliver 16" 5 bottom simi mounted plow here in this clay,

 

[jakethesnake]

Drought funcked me. I baked some soybean chaff behind the combine again. Got 30 some bales it’s obviously not ideal feed. It’ll get me through. Im gonna bale up some wet trashy grass/weed mix to get my beef through the winter. Hate going this route but I fed hay all summer. I’ll probably crack some corn to help the Ol girls out.

If you fellas with beef cows get in a pinch soybean stubble will make hay. I’ve done it before. It’s better than corn stalk. There’s always a few beans left in the chaff. I don’t care how good you can set the combine. They’re only so efficient.

They bale like *s-word. The cows kinda hate em but they will eat them if forced. I’m pretty sure I’d rather have anything but we have nothing here. I’ll keep the girls fed one way or another. This is bottom of the barrel feed but feed no less

 

[amberg]

View attachment 206923 Drought funcked me. I baked some soybean chaff behind the combine again. Got 30 some bales it’s obviously not ideal feed. It’ll get me through. Im gonna bale up some wet trashy grass/weed mix to get my beef through the winter. Hate going this route but I fed hay all summer. I’ll probably crack some corn to help the Ol girls out.

If you fellas with beef cows get in a pinch soybean stubble will make hay. I’ve done it before. It’s better than corn stalk. There’s always a few beans left in the chaff. I don’t care how good you can set the combine. They’re only so efficient.

They bale like *s-word. The cows kinda hate em but they will eat them if forced. I’m pretty sure I’d rather have anything but we have nothing here. I’ll keep the girls fed one way or another. This is bottom of the barrel feed but feed no less

Same here, do I see combine dust in the back ground.

 

[exSW]

Did that once. Those things are light.
Big wind came along and rolled them 300 yards

 

[jakethesnake]

Same here, do I see combine dust in the back ground.

Yeah that was the last field I cut them while they were still damp so I could bale em better

 

[jakethesnake]

Did that once. Those things are light.
Big wind came along and rolled them 300 yards

These are actually super heavy. I don’t know might be because they were irrigated. Better than snowballs

 

[exSW]

Finally quit walking past the shift cable project on the 7010 AC. Fun job

 

[exSW]

This is some cool chit

 

[exSW]

Finally getting the beam migrated to it's home.

 

[PA Dan]

View attachment 209723 View attachment 209724 View attachment 209725 Finally getting the beam migrated to it's home.

Well it's about time!

 

[exSW]

Because sometimes you just have to mash on it.

 

[ajschainsaws]

Pigs are happy this autumn

 

[Steve]

Snapped some shots of the 8010 at my cousins house for you fellas. Was there today for Thanksgiving dinner.

 

[Cat 525]

In 1974 I sold 90 fat hogs and bought a new 200 Allis! How dang many hogs wood it take to buy a new 100hp tractor now?

Things are kinda outta wack!

 

[exSW]

In 1974 I sold 90 fat hogs and bought a new 200 Allis! How dang many hogs wood it take to buy a new 100hp tractor now?

Things are kinda outta wack!

I was at the sale barn this summer. Top hogs were bringing $160.00. For 260-300 pound finished hogs! Ridiculous.