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SVcummins

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Potato beds
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Ill take the chance . Gotta drill some grass seed here in the next day or two thatll make up for it
 
Looks good SV from what I can tell in the dark. I've always enjoyed getting everything ripped and bedded up every year. With no auto steer it can be a challenge to see who's going to win the neatness contest, me or the land. Used to I could see a gnat land on a tree the next town over but not anymore. Still enjoyable to me though.
 
Been warm for a few days hopefully this storm makes it they keep talking about . Quite a few years we can farm until the middle of December we dont get much snow until January or February
 
The patent for invisible paint finally was up so they could start
using it like Case and international because everyone knows
their cabs dont have posts
 
A good friend bought the first tractor around here with guidance on it. He went to the field without the row markers on the bedder. I just had to stop and watch him as he skipped passes all across the field. Upon completing the missed throughs, we went to measure the row spacing after we finished choking on the Telone C. It was all within an inch. Couldn't believe how accurate it was.
 
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