Posted by billonthefarm on June 19, 2008 at 19:58:06 from (205.161.2.144):
Just a few pics I took while spraying yesterday and today. Lots of things going on now that the weather has finally let everybody get into the field. I think there are a few beans left to be planted but most everyone has moved on to spraying and making hay. bill
I started spraying beans today. All this wet weather has got the beans and weeds off to a good start.
I'm not sure who this is but it is he was doing some custom baling.
This is a young neighbor helping out doing a little hay raking for his dad.
The county highway department was out mowing today.
Looks like this tractor is ready to sidedress some NH3.
A little bean spraying going on across the fence from where I was spraying corn.
These last pictures are a field of canning pumpkins. 80% of all canning pumpkins are raised in IL and most of them are under contract with two canning companies withing about 40 miles of here and this farmer usually grows a field of pumpkins. It is interesting and I'll try to get some pictures of harvest this fall. They arent able to use much for herbicide so they will get very weedy. They were cultivating them today. The dust in the very last picture is a tractor and cultivator running off in the distance. Its hard to see from my pictures but there could easily be 120 acres of pumpkins in this field.
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