Posted by jwal10 on January 09, 2010 at 20:12:40 from (71.222.12.106):
In Reply to: Dad cutting silage posted by omahagreg on January 09, 2010 at 17:32:38:
Great picture I remember chopping, it was peppermint though. Those of us that farmed without a cell phone know it was a much slower pace and less hectic time. I farmed in the 70's and 80's and didn't go to town very often and farmed 1600 acres of wheat and peppermint. You planned your trips. I know my wife went more than I did but I had farming to do and loved those days too. I was lucky and didn't have to go to town to get seed and fertilizer, just a mile down the road. 12 miles to town. Those tractors before computers and plastic were tough, not a lot you couldn't fix in the field. The '06, '56 and '66 series Farmalls and 20, 30 and 40 series John Deeres were some of the best...James
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