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Allan in NE

08-18-2005 11:17:26

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Hi Guys,

Hit this stubble with the disc for the second time and started plantin' alfalfa this morning.

Now, I remember why the big boys want those 40 footers. Gonna take awhile with this little feller. :>)

Allan

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Ludwig

08-19-2005 07:36:38

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Re: Rollin' The Dice in reply to Allan in NE, 08-18-2005 11:17:26

That equipment sure looks good in the dirt.
Sounds like somebody might rent some of my farm. My neighbor had his rented this year but they didn't plant anything, apparently the guy asked about our fields too. Gotta get out there and give 'em a mowing so they don't look too scruffy. The guy seemed pleased at the idea of our fields sitting in clover for 4 years...

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doogdoog

08-18-2005 19:02:11

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Re: Rollin' The Dice in reply to Allan in NE, 08-18-2005 11:17:26

Aloha, Hmmmm, looks like he finally did it, remote control. I can just seem him sitting under that big tree sipping a cool one with the joy stick on his lap. LOL

Mahalo,
doogdoog

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old

08-18-2005 14:18:27

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Re: Rollin' The Dice in reply to Allan in NE, 08-18-2005 11:17:26

Well if you think its slow going that way, just think you could be out there with them horses. And if you remember it that way you will think your getting it done real fast.

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Farmer in the Dells (WI)

08-18-2005 13:28:55

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Re: Rollin' The Dice in reply to Allan in NE, 08-18-2005 11:17:26

Now how did I know this was going to be Allan's post before I ever opened it up? How can you possibly get anything done that far away from your tractors? Those raincaps look low too, you on a break? It will take even longer if you keep jumping off to knock the clods of dirt off and grab pictures before they get dirty. Then you run to the house to post em too. Seems like a lot of time wasted there Allan when you could be in the saddle. Come to think of it, what am I doing here? Git'n er done!

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Old Time Farmer

08-18-2005 15:45:22

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Re: Rollin' The Dice in reply to Farmer in the Dells (WI) , 08-18-2005 13:28:55

Now we know why when we say: "Wonder how come we used to get so much done, even with smaller equipment? Here"s your answer: We rarely stopped to take pictures after each operation.

I"ve got a son-in-law who has to take pictures and videotape of everything we do around the farm. When I"m milking, cleaning out farrowing crates, hooking up the baler. He told me when I was baling hay to stop and pose for a picture. I said: "I think I hear someone calling for you up at the buildings, better run along. I can"t make bales unless I"m moving down the windrow."

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37 chief

08-18-2005 16:30:15

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Re: Rollin' The Dice in reply to Old Time Farmer, 08-18-2005 15:45:22

When you are gone your family will have all those pictures of Dad to pass along to other generations. Stan

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08-18-2005 12:16:13

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Re: Rollin' The Dice in reply to Allan in NE, 08-18-2005 11:17:26

Well, ya got something to keep you busy for a while. Give your H a little workout too.

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3010 Ken

08-18-2005 11:36:02

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Re: Rollin' The Dice in reply to Allan in NE, 08-18-2005 11:17:26

Hey Allen;Nice pics.So thats what a working drill looks like? Please pardon my ignorance,but I've never seen one before.I'd love to find one close to me that I could afford.That old "9" you got there sure reminds me of a 1066 I used way back in the cane fields.Bet it pulls good too.Keep on a goin like your a goin! Kenny

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Harley

08-18-2005 12:11:44

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Re: Rollin' The Dice in reply to 3010 Ken, 08-18-2005 11:36:02

Looks real good there buddy, but ain"t you supposed to be abuildin a corral or arena or somethin? Don"t want you to get in trouble. Hehehehe, Harley

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Mike (WA)

08-19-2005 08:14:39

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Re: Rollin' The Dice in reply to Harley, 08-18-2005 12:11:44

All in good time. Corral building during a Nebraska summer can be hazardous to your health. That's fall work, for sure. Then there's feeding in the winter, and don't forget the spring work. Oh, and gotta put in some time on the real job, that makes all this fun possible. No rest for the weary, Allan.

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Jeff Oliver

08-18-2005 13:32:51

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Re: Rollin' The Dice in reply to Harley, 08-18-2005 12:11:44

I think I know how he got out of the corral building. He is "planting alfalfa for the horses" have to make sure they have feed before a roof right??? LOL!!!

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Illinois Boy

08-18-2005 12:15:00

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Re: Rollin' The Dice in reply to Harley, 08-18-2005 12:11:44

Right Harley - ain't much "horsey" work a git'n done out there in NEEE-braska is there??

Allan - what part of "neigh" don't you understand????? : )

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