Harvest full On

[Mosh]

just a mosh report! desipte the flood that is still had hwy 2 closed since June, we are in the field picking soybeans. all in all we lost 30 acres, most around here lost everything, average farm size is 1500-2000 acres. the dot say the road will be open in November, so instead of a 90 minute drive we will now have the normal 8-10 minute drive to town. the beans are going good at an ave of 54 bus an acre so will be a good year.

byw doing this from the combine so forgive the texting. just thought I would let all you know there is still a MAJOR flood here in the heartland, but unlike "katrina" we here are taking care of our selves. 1,000's of people have been forced out of their homes, but I never see any coverage on the networks.... well just unloded so BACK TO WORK. LATER 101.

 

[ForgeInc]

good for you mosh. glad to know you are lucky enough to not have lost everything nor any loved ones, like many of your neighbors or the "crybabies" of Katrina you so lovingly referred to a while ago.

 

[GAC05]

Good to hear you are doing OK Mosh.
If you want to get into the news hang a bunch of "99%" signs off you and your neighbor's tractors.

wayne k
guam usa

 

[GypsyGraphics]

good to hear from you mosh... and to know thing are looking at least a little better for you.

 

[Dave Drane]

Stick at it mate!

 

[ddarlak]

quit your whining, it's unbecoming..

it's hard to think of the midwest as being so much tougher than the katrina victims when you complain about them all the time.....

 

[Mosh]

Sorry I was "tying one on in the combine" last night. Raining today, so I get the famous
"farmer's day off" that includes playing cards all day in the local tavern with all the other farmers.