Filling the barn with idiot blocks (Early Farms week 157)

[swfarms]

With all of ours, and the contract wheat fields done, we put the combines away, and started back on hay. Every year we put up, about 6000 small squares, for the horses, and a few OSU student customers. Most of them get stacked in the top of the old barn.













Over at CRR Professor Johnson, and Professor McGinn have teamed up to get their wheat in, they haven't been having much trouble with the only old Massey, but between the two of them they only have around 600 acres of it this year.

[twostepn2001]

Everything looks really nice there but I gotta say that 806LP and that 70 sumthin' bump Ford are my favorites. Well those and the pumpjack down in the pasture....:-)

[ramman00]

That ole Willy's truck looks awfully familiar. Looks like another bad ass journal!

[Tony Dixon]

I don't miss those days, awesome journal as usual and I look forward to next week's.

[Reese]

Maybe its time they invest in a big baler and put that CIH with the loader to use. Looking good.

[swfarms]

Jun 20, 2016 19:16:31 GMT -5 Reese said:

Maybe its time they invest in a big baler and put that CIH with the loader to use. Looking good.

The farm does run a big baler, here is the baling group parked for the night.

[Reese]

Oops, guess I forgot. You have too many things to remember. Looks like a NH bale wagon would be a better fit for the square balers. That inline baler would fit in nice up here, maybe it could find its way on to a trailer for your next trip up.
Also, unless I missed the post, is that the new shop addition I see in the background?

[nemueller17286]

The SpraCoupe is awesome!