Post by Farmall400 on Sept 23, 2016 20:25:47 GMT -5
Hey guys it's been a while since I last showed you what has been going on at the co-op. I have decided to cut out the grain handling part of my display and I'm not sure if the feed mill will stay as well. so it will be an agronomy only location selling seed, dry fert, 28% and 32% nitrogen, and chemical with the possibility of anhydrous.
Building update: the shop and the office/warehouse are finished. While the liquid loadout/storage building is framed up and the old shop which is still around but is only used for storage is about halfway done. The dry fertilizer shed hasn't been started yet.
All of the dry equipment was brought in and checked over for this fall while the boys were finishing up another tender trailer they built over the summer.
Liquid floaters were serviced while some of the guys were building another tender truck. The lonestar was in for an oil change
The Hagies were brought in and serviced at the end of the season. We picked up a new STS 12 with a sidedress bar attachment. We're really liking it so far. It takes a lot of pressure off of our regular sidedress bar doing custom work.
Sidedress bars were brought in and winterized
The seed tenders were put away for the winter and the weigh wagon was prepped for fall
That about sums it up for the co-op right now.
Newhall trucking and cattle is based out of Jesup IA. Running 50 head of cow calf pairs and a 900 head feedlot with four trucks on the road at the moment. (I'll have to post a full line up for them sometime but this is just a teaser for now)
One other project on the bench right now
Anyways thanks for looking
Building update: the shop and the office/warehouse are finished. While the liquid loadout/storage building is framed up and the old shop which is still around but is only used for storage is about halfway done. The dry fertilizer shed hasn't been started yet.
All of the dry equipment was brought in and checked over for this fall while the boys were finishing up another tender trailer they built over the summer.
Liquid floaters were serviced while some of the guys were building another tender truck. The lonestar was in for an oil change
The Hagies were brought in and serviced at the end of the season. We picked up a new STS 12 with a sidedress bar attachment. We're really liking it so far. It takes a lot of pressure off of our regular sidedress bar doing custom work.
Sidedress bars were brought in and winterized
The seed tenders were put away for the winter and the weigh wagon was prepped for fall
That about sums it up for the co-op right now.
Newhall trucking and cattle is based out of Jesup IA. Running 50 head of cow calf pairs and a 900 head feedlot with four trucks on the road at the moment. (I'll have to post a full line up for them sometime but this is just a teaser for now)
One other project on the bench right now
Anyways thanks for looking
