Posted by Dick L on May 31, 2015 at 09:21:27 from (50.54.91.52):
In Reply to: picking corn posted by Nick167 on May 31, 2015 at 08:38:52:
If have picked was the question I did a lot of that from the mid 50's until Dad bought the first Oliver Combine with corn head in about 1960. Pulled one picker with the Oliver 77 and one with the Oliver 66. Used both gravity wagons and flat rack wagons to catch the corn. Trucked it to the elevator to be shelled after the cribs were filled. Flat racks all had to be shoveled. How many shoveled corn off a flat rack that had to be pitched over the top of the crib?? We had two old cribs that didn't have room to get an elevator in to use one. What didn't get fed from the cribs was trucked to Andersons in Maumee Ohio for a cob premium which well off set the trucking.
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