Posted by Bill(Wis) on September 08, 2023 at 09:52:43 from (67.86.36.109):
In Reply to: Picking corn posted by Geo-TH,In on September 07, 2023 at 09:55:53:
After hand picking went the way of the Dodo bird mechanical pickers were introduced which mechanically picked the ears from the stalks, husks and all and conveyed them into a trailing wagon. Shortly thereafter husking beds were developed on the pickers which removed some of the husks but usually not all. This was supplemented by riders on the wagon who would try to remove all remaining husks and throw them overboard. Then came portable shellers This one is a Minneapolis which was the Cadillac sheller of the day (1950s)
Next came picker/shellers which would pick the corn and shell it in one operation. New Idea called theirs the ''Super Picker''. 0
And then came the combines. they do it all. Here in Central Siberia it is called ''Combining''. It's a regional thing I guess.
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Shortly thereafter husking beds were developed on the pickers which removed some of the husks but usually not all. This was supplemented by riders on the wagon who would try to remove all remaining husks and throw them overboard. Then came portable shellers This one is a Minneapolis which was the Cadillac sheller of the day (1950s)
