WHEAT HARVESTING GALLERY
A trip to Oklahoma and Kansas to learn about "Harvesting the Wheat"

 
 
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Transferring Wheat to Truck When the grain cart is full of wheat, it moves to the truck which takes the wheat to the elevator


 
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Spout from the Grain Cart CU of the Grain Cart arm blowing wheat into the truck


 
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Late Evening Work Trying to get the day's work completed before a potential storm hits.


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Combine Heading Directly at Us Combines can cost as much as $300,000 so they have to be kept in use.


 
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Combine and Truck from Overpass A rare look from overhead.


 
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2 Combines Working a Wheatfield Most farmers keep their combines on a tight schedule.


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Unloading the Combine well into the Evening Work keeps up until a field is finished.


 
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Unloading the Combine While a Storm Approaches Rain can put a "damper" on harvesting...


 
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Grain Elevators at Minco, OK


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Finishing up at Night Combines have lights all over them, as do the Trucks.


 
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Grain Elevator at Night If cutters are operating, the Elevator will remain open.


 
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Three Different Manufacturers Most equipment is compatable with other manufacturers.