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Well this is about the last two weeks yes.

We are finally getting some rain here.? Only got a little more than an inch the two months after Hurricane Rita.? Right before the rain we wanted to disk up the old soybean land and get some lime spread on it.? We lost the use of the large red disk temporarily but we still wanted the 9220 jd and the stx 375hd to both? run, so we found one of our old cih disks that we hadn't used in over 10 years.? The color shows its ages cause it is now orange instead of red.? We did some repairs and checked things out and let the two tractors go at it.? The 9270 is still in the shop, getting its winter maintanace done. It rained after we disked the fields, but about 3 days later it was dry enough to start spreading lime.? We called UAP, and they sent out their new 4920 dry box spreader.? They also sent a pull unit for us to pull to speed things up. After the lime was spread in some of the fields, we decided to pass our field cultivator over the field.

One can only hope! I plan to paint the inside and posts red and the roof with be silver.

Yes i used hot glue. One thing though, i hate that the glue makes a string when your finished. Didn't take all that long, just about 2 days and then i was taking my time. I need to finish the roof on the right side of it. I have paint ready for it, that'll be winter project for me though.

Look closer, that first word isn't bale.

I know its 64th but its what i've got to show you guys. Hope you like, Questions comments welcome.

very interesting pics you've got there. always interesting to see the different equipment you use across the sea.

That is one great looking shed. Thanks for showing it

Nice, really realistic looking.

Thats some strange looking fords there. You guys have some interesting tractors.

Planting rice, we have to use irrigators. but ours is through a power unit and underground pipe system.

Actually Marcus, that one is the older one. The others are an stx 375hd, jd 9220.

awesome shed. what are all the holles in the roof.

Its a cih 9270, and we do use a scraper on it. But it isn't a scraper special.

I don't understand what is so funny. Nice tractors you got there.

nice collection you've got there.

you obviously haven't seen the way the tractors here arrive at the dealer. Nice set up kentman.

bet ya this could pull it out.

Really wouldn't know, i never rode a high crop.

Jd high crop with? Vermeer Bailer. jd with potato deviner An old steiger, think its a cougar, with a small waterleveler.

Hey Mississippi Man, nice to see you here. just gotta watch out cause the topics can change very quickly. I would say watch out for j.dmad, but i don't know who he is anymore and also he hasn't been on in a while i don't think. Enjoy the stay in the assylum...........uh..i mean have fun

Yeah i noticed last nite that you joined. You'll be insane by friday!

This week we cut our other top-crop field. This field wasn't that dry. We left many ruts this time, thankfully no breakdowns. The yields are not as good as the original. The TJ was sent back to Whiteville for Sampson farm's needs. They sent their MX280. We got both of the waterlevelers out and started to lazer level the second field for this fall.

These are pics from the top-crop Rice harvest from last week. The first top-crop field was relatively dry, because of the drought. Sampson Farms from Whiteville sent their 2388 rice special combine to help us since we helped them before Rita. They just bought a new JandM cart and sent their Tj 375 with it. They also sent their 8420 to pull our frontier cart. We put the 9270 on our JandM. For those of you who don't know, the first field that we cut, we reflood, then the tops grow back on the stalk. So we can harvest it. Taking the disk off of the 9270 The 2388 rice special. Starting the field.

Yes they are.