in the summertime

larry@stinescorner · Dec 11, 2013

Just lonesome for summere pictures,,,,post some more please!

how about posting some more summer?

Stumpy(NH) · Dec 11, 2013

Here's one....not a tractor, but my tractors made it
possible!

Stumpy

gtractorfan · Dec 11, 2013

Before summer comes spring, can't wait! Already got a couple of seed catalogues.

samn40 · Dec 11, 2013

My eldest lad rowing up the hay last June.....John trying to prove how
strong he is! (not!) balin and cartin home in sunny Northern Ireland
Sam

rrlund · Dec 11, 2013

Ah summer. A time for yard sales,flea markets and tractor shows.

larry@stinescorner · Dec 11, 2013

go down to t tales,larry niel posted some nice ol iver summertime pics,you will like them,I promise!

larry@stinescorner · Dec 11, 2013

beautiful truck!

larry@stinescorner · Dec 11, 2013

great pictures!

larry@stinescorner · Dec 11, 2013

I got a few already too,,totally tomatoes and vermont seed ,which ones did you get already?

ShepFL · Dec 11, 2013

Larry@stinescorner

Can you check that tomatoe catalog for Manalucie or Manuluchie tomatoes? Trying to find this heirloom mater.

Thanks!

pete black · Dec 11, 2013

i agree.

rrlund · Dec 11, 2013

How 'bout a few more? Don't want to leave people or places out.

I'd load a few more but the computer's painfully slow tonight.

larry@stinescorner · Dec 11, 2013

yes,I just looked ,it is on page 23 Manalucie...82 days Perfect for the souths hot climate.Heavy folaiged plants produce large,deep globed shaped fruits weighing up to one lb each. Manalucie tolerates blossom end rot.,grey leaf mold,early blight and fusarium wilt. Indeterminate #00442 (A) pkt (50 seeds) $2.45; 2 packets $4.25 the catolog is totally tomatoes 334 west stroud street Randolph,WI 53956 phone # 1 800 345 5977

Ivan Grant · Dec 11, 2013

Baling hay

DaninKansas · Dec 11, 2013

Those windrows look like last summer's brome crop.

First time in my life I ever mowed, raked, baled then reraked and rebaled fields in my life. The hay was too thick for the rake then to thick for the baler.

casecollectorsc · Dec 11, 2013

How about warm fall days??

omahagreg · Dec 11, 2013

Feature tractor at the Gathering of the Orange, Montevideo Minnesota, 2012! They had 13 As there, 12 lined up for this photo.

samn40 · Dec 11, 2013

Dan, that is a normal grass hay crop here in Ireland....We normally talk about 120 small squares per acre, takes a bit of moving about to get it dried!!
Sam

Nick m · Dec 11, 2013

The 4320"s canopy makes it popular in the summer.

farmerwithmutt · Dec 11, 2013

thanks for pic love the horse treadmill whats
he powering?

jon f mn · Dec 11, 2013

Love the pics Larry, here's a couple to warm ya up
from Mn.

rrlund · Dec 11, 2013

Two ice cream freezers.

SweetFeet · Dec 11, 2013

larry@stines,

All great pics... I think 2 and 4 would look great in a frame.

Everybody's pics were great... almost forgot about the wind howling outside and sub-zero temps.

Paul from MI · Dec 11, 2013

Seeing that picture of all of us Michigan guys at Owosso brought back a lot of great memories. Tomorrow when I'm out cutting wood it'll warm me up a bit.

farmerwithmutt · Dec 11, 2013

thanks seen something like that maybe yesterdays tractor? who would belive horsepowered freezer

rrlund · Dec 11, 2013

Yep,nothing screams summer like a horse making ice cream.

BAnNC · Dec 11, 2013

fine looking Dodge.

Bonnan · Dec 11, 2013

Yep, Larry, I got the same ones plus HPS. Expect to get Burpees, Jung etc in a week or so. They are coming out earlier every year.
Really enjoy your pics.

Stan - Florida · Dec 12, 2013

I heard that they did not put horns on those trucks back in the day - it says Dodge right on the front. Need to keep your eyes open, I guess.

Stan

DaninKansas · Dec 12, 2013

That's a lot of hay!!!!

Mike (WA) · Dec 12, 2013

I agree. You could photo-shop out that gray thing in #4 pretty easily. . .

ShepFL · Dec 12, 2013

Thanks buddy!

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