Posted by Wheat47 on August 19, 2019 at 18:34:42 from (97.121.197.240):
Another show in the books!!! South Central Mt near Billings Mt had our 31st show. All went well. About 1100 people over Sat. and Sun. Sat was cool and cloudy, maybe 70 deg. Sun. was clear and sunny, pushing 90 deg. Everyone we talked to said they had a great time. The vendor ran out of food, but we had plenty of pie and ice cream and steamed corn on the cob. So several of us spent most of today putting things away. I made two trips to the landfill with garbage (5 x 10 x 30" deep dumpy trailer). We got about 100 bu of wheat. We were lucky to get any!! The guys bound(binded?) the grain Aug 10. We had a heck of a hail storm on Sun, the 11th. Literally wipped outeverything around our grounds. State Expirment Station had a plot of corn that was literally flat on the ground!! We always leave a small patch to bind for "show and tell", but I don't think they even tried as the grain was so beat down. I'll run the wheat to the elevator later this week. Hope it isn't too high moisture!! If you wish go to our web site: antiquetractorclub.com and you can see lots of pic's. They may not have this year's pic's up, but pic's from years past are up.
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