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Friday, November 28, 2008 - 2:37 PM by: Anonymous
I am currently a crop manager on a dairy in north east PA. I am seriously looking into starting a custom harvesting business and am looking for any advice on how to get started from scratch. I previously worked for a large company doing custom spraying so I have some experience in the custom business. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please contact me at jjd244@hotmail.com.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008 - 3:53 PM by: Anonymous
anyone need exp operator to finish 2008 season?
Sunday, November 16, 2008 - 11:57 PM by: TZ
Do you speak from experience Kent? How's harvest going for you? Looks like we'll get back to the trucks & combines tomorrow - it's been a week since we did anything! If you can't tell, Brad, we've been up against wet weather in the central states. I think the upper states have seen their fair share of snow and we get an inch of rain, or more, about every other week. It's SLOW going for us. The yields are all over the board. Some of the corn and beans that were planted late in our area (Eastern NE) - due to a wet spring - haven't done as well as the crops that were planted when they should have been. If all goes well.......we MIGHT be done in a couple of weeks :).
Sunday, November 16, 2008 - 7:38 PM by: Brad Lambert
Wow what a year here.Great wheat cutting this year in the south east but hurricane Fay flattened 30%of the corn crop.Just started cutting soybeans and its a good year here.Anyway just wanted to drop in and see how the rest of the harvest was going in other parts of the usa .Happy holidays and may you and yours reap a wounderful harvest. Brad lambert/Flint River Harvesters ,Blakely Georgia
Friday, November 14, 2008 - 11:54 AM by: Kent B
Just a SAFETY reminder to those of you still harvesting in the SNOW, MUD, &WATER. Make sure your crew members know how to hookup and pull the equipment to drier muddy ground without causing injury to themselves and damage to equipment.
Thank You and BE SAFE
Tuesday, November 11, 2008 - 11:50 AM by: Pam
2009 Harvest and Forage buckles are in. Get a head start on your Christmas shopping. The harvest buckle features John Deere and the forage buckle features Claas. Pictures can be seen in the December issue of "The Harvest News" or on the shop USCHI portion of this web page.
Thursday, November 06, 2008 - 8:58 AM by: Pam
The face to face board meeting and open house will be December 8th here in Hutchinson. All members are invited to join us for this open board meeting. If you haven't visited the new office, now would be a great time to do so. If you are going to be in the area, please make plans to join us.
Thursday, November 06, 2008 - 7:53 AM by: TZ
Just wanted to let all who have posted looking for a job on this discussion board know your employment requests for the 2009 harvest season haven't fallen on deaf ears. I am currently putting together a listing of all previous entries. This will be made available to members attending the convention in March. Since I've mentioned the convention, I'll add a plug to all members to make plans, mark your calendars and attend the 2009 convention in Topeka, KS. For more information, you can call Pam at the office - 620/664-6297. There's already a tentative agenda listed on the home page of this website and more information listed under the link "USCHI Events". Check out last years pictures to see what it's all about!
Sunday, November 02, 2008 - 8:33 PM by: Tercel
We are looking for corn or milo to harvest in Kansas or Eastern Nebraska. 2 John Deere STS machines with 12 row corn heads or 36' drapers 5 semis and grain cart currently in Western Nebraska Contact Zach 308.250.0522 or tercel.trucking@gmail.com
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