Posted by Bruce from Can. on September 04, 2022 at 03:48:39 from (70.51.53.14):
In Reply to: Swathing Wheat posted by rusty6 on September 03, 2022 at 22:52:23:
Nice, I always did enjoy swathing grain, I have your swathers little brother with a 12 foot head. No one swathes wheat here in Ontario, too great a risk of rainy weather coming in and sprouting the grain in the swath. So the grain is either given a pre harvest burn down, or cut when close to dry and put through the dryer . 30-40 foot grain heads are about all that are run here now doing direct cut, makes one heck of a wind row to try getting the tractor over to bale straw. Still a few holdouts that swath barley or oats. Wheat crop here was very good this year, we have had a remarkable summer. Hope you can get your crop through the combine before the next rain.
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