Couple topics. When Dad was still alive & us boys home there weren't many tractors that could spin a 2 row chopper. Live PTO just coming on line, lots of choppers still had their own engines. Dad had a single row pull type picker. Only 2 or 3 mounted pickers in neighborhood. He would hire neighbor to open up field. Rented farm on shares, landlord got half on corn. Hire headlands picked, count rows & put up flags where he wanted another land started, I think every 40 rows. Due to varying field conditions, pick half of each land for our share, all of our share first, then move elevator to other crib & pick landlord's share. Alternate years landlord's share got picked first. That averaged out weather & moisture conditions. When we got old enough to pull wagons & unload, brother & I each took a week off from school to help. Willie
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