Apparently Phoebe found something interesting to watch...
(and yes, she's looking a little rough. She's being treated for allergies...a farm dog allergic to things on the farm. Hmmmmmmm....)
But more importantly, here's what she was watching...
Yesterday and today we had our corn shelled out and sold, except for what Jim used to fill the crib. It looks like we averaged close to 180 bushels per acre, which we are pleased with, considering the weather challenges we had this year! Although the wet weather definitely affected the crops, we didn't have some of the problems that we anticipated.
We're very thankful for this stretch of beautiful dry fall weather to get in the fields. Everyone and their brother is either combining, picking corn, baling corn fodder or seeding cover crops.
Next up are the beans...hopefully this weekend, before the rain returns!
I hope the good weather holds up for your bean harvest. It must be a good feeling to have your corn harvested. So much depends on the weather.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Julia
Happy to know that the corn harvest went well, and without any problems.
ReplyDeleteMay the rest of the harvest season go well for you, and I hope that the weather stays nice for your next harvest.
Sending 'good luck' wishes your way.
Have a happy day!
~K.
I hope the good weather stays for you and you can get your harvest in. Its so cool to see those bins full of corn.
ReplyDeleteI am glad you got it all in before any more rain.
ImI surprised the wet weather didn't affect your harvest more. I'm sure it is a relief to have the corn in.
ReplyDeleteWOW! You got your corn in! YA!!!! We are still waiting....the start stop start again type of harvest!
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