All In a Day’s Work

The wheat is yielding VERY well. Jim said he was seeing 70 – 100 bushels per acre pretty consistently all day. For brief seconds at a time, he was even seeing 180 on his monitor.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen that. Maybe I should ride with him just to see what it looks like. Ed hauled a few loads to the Moccasin (town) elevator and reported the test weight and protein wasn’t the best. Today was another hot and horribly dirty day in the field!

We got back to the cottage at 10:45 p.m. Taylor outdid herself with some of the best lasagna I’ve ever eaten. We all agreed it was restaurant quality. Thanks, Tate!

A military helicopter landed at a missile site this morning. Something you don’t see all that often in remote areas of Montana.

Flying over the field.

I climbed the grain bin for this shot.

And this one too. The combines are on the left side of the picture.

This is how still it was this evening. The dirt never blew away from the back of the truck.