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Tag Archives: double-crop soybeans
July Jobs
Tuesday, July 17, 2018 John is out with the 4730 sprayer today putting WeatherMax on the double-crop soybeans (DCB). He will return with some dicamba on most of them later in the week. His scouting work yesterday led him to … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, Farm Days
Tagged 4730, 7130, bush hog, double-crop soybeans, grease fittings, Knox County Fair, Roundup Weathermax, u-joint
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Into DCB
Saturday, October 25, 2014 We will be heading off to cut some DCB at Waldo today. We have under 300 acres of DCB remaining to harvest. The mornings have been a little damp, but by noon it’s a go! Our … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, Farm Days, Harvest, News
Tagged ADM, DCB, double-crop soybeans, finish of harvest, good yield, Newburgh Indiana, Ohio River, S680
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Once again, with gratitude.
Saturday, August 9, 2014 Upon checking the rain gauge this morning, I’ve discovered that the past couple days have been terrific for rainfall here on this SW Indiana farm! We are very grateful for the summer’s growing conditions, and we offer continually our … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, News
Tagged CIH 8230, DCB, double-crop soybeans, growing degree days, heat units, photoperiodism, rain gauge, rainfall, soybeans
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Checking it out
Sunday, June 29, 2014 After a terrific morning at Wheatland Christian Church, we had some leftover spaghetti-bake for lunch (or in southern Indiana AKA Sunday dinner). Nicolas and I took an extended Gator ride around and across all the double-crop soybeans … Continue reading
Posted in Farm Days, News, Planting
Tagged DCB, double-crop soybeans, JD Gator, Sunday dinner, Wheatland Christian Church
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another harvest day
Tuesday night, November 5, 2013 It’s the end of another day of soybean harvest. We worked on Downen, Huey Hill, Huey Flat, and Mark Dunn today. We got farther than we expected at noon today. It was a bit ‘tough’ cutting, … Continue reading
Posted in Farm Days, Harvest, News
Tagged DCB, Demo combine, double-crop soybeans, FD640, JD, S680
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Gotta give it a try
Monday, November 4, 2013 It’s a little cloudy, and the temperature is only 52, not the sunny and 60 that was predicted. Even so, I think we are going to try to cut some DCB this afternoon at our VanVleet farm … Continue reading
Sunny but cold
Friday, October 25, 2013 The sky is a brilliant October blue. The temperature is about 50ºF. Ben has delivered two loads of corn, by appointment, to GPC at Washington. Nick is out there washing the white Mack truck we call … Continue reading
Posted in Farm Days, Harvest, News
Tagged DCB, dicamba, double-crop soybeans, glyphosate, GPC, grain cart, JD 9360R tractor, Roundup, Wheatland Indiana
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Company’s comin’
Friday, July 12, 2013 In addition to the typical post-harvest clean-up, we are making special effort to get the farm ‘presentable’. We have guests coming this evening. Class 15 of the Indiana Ag Leadership Program (ALP) is having one of their 3-day seminars … Continue reading
Posted in Farm Days, Harvest, News, Planting
Tagged AgrIInstitute, ALP, DCB, double-crop soybeans
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Planting again
Tuesday, July 9, 2013…late morning We began to plant double-crop soybeans (DCB) on Sunday afternoon. The VanVleet farm seemed okay, the straw had been baled days ago, and the soil was sufficiently dry to let us get going. No, it … Continue reading
Posted in Farm Days, News, Planting
Tagged Best One Tire, Cox farm, DCB, double-crop soybeans, Downen farm, Huey farm, Pond farm, VanVleet farm
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Those old sayings
Friday, June 28, 2013 If you have been a faithful reader of this website, you may remember the post on January 12th about “January Thunder”. That told the story of an old family expression that said, “Thunder in January– flood … Continue reading
