Corn harvest 2004
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| View from the seat of the combine |
View of the head at work |
 Here
is a picture of the corn field from the seat of the combine before we
start picking it. |
 The
head removes the ears from the corn stocks and chews the stocks up
shoving them out the bottom.
|
| |
Full grain bin on Combine |
 This
is what it looks like after the head has removed the ears and chewed up
the stocks. |
 After
the head removes the ears they are ran through the machine where the
corn is removed from the ear then the corn moves to the combines grain
bin.. The grain bin holds 209 bushel. |
| Combine filling the grain cart. |
Filling the semi with the grain cart. |
 When
the combine's grain bin is full the corn is augared to the grain cart
using the combines unloading auger. This is normaly done while the
combine is still moving and picking through the field. This Combine
unloads corn at about two and a half bushel a second that is 140 pounds
of corn in one second. |
 The
grain cart hauls the corn from the combine to the semi. Using the grain
cart allows the combine to unload on the go so it dosn't have to stop
to unload saving lots of time. The semi will haul the corn
from the field to where ever it's destnation is sometimes we haul it to
a grain bin, corn pile or elevator. |
| Tractor Grain Cart and Combine |
Combine Grain Cart and Combine |
The grain cart and combine are full weighting for the semi to return to
unload. |
 With
both the grain cart and combine full they will fill over half the the
1000 bushel the semi will haul. |
| Grain pile at feed lot. |
|
 Corn
in a huge pile for a local feed lot. We haul corn to this feed lot
at 24% moisture and greater it is called "WET
CORN" This corn will be fed to their calves. |
|
Here
is a picture of the corn field from the seat of the combine before we
start picking it. 
The
head removes the ears from the corn stocks and chews the stocks up
shoving them out the bottom.
This
is what it looks like after the head has removed the ears and chewed up
the stocks.
After
the head removes the ears they are ran through the machine where the
corn is removed from the ear then the corn moves to the combines grain
bin.. The grain bin holds 209 bushel.
When
the combine's grain bin is full the corn is augared to the grain cart
using the combines unloading auger. This is normaly done while the
combine is still moving and picking through the field. This Combine
unloads corn at about two and a half bushel a second that is 140 pounds
of corn in one second. 
The
grain cart hauls the corn from the combine to the semi. Using the grain
cart allows the combine to unload on the go so it dosn't have to stop
to unload saving lots of time. The semi will haul the corn
from the field to where ever it's destnation is sometimes we haul it to
a grain bin, corn pile or elevator.
The grain cart and combine are full weighting for the semi to return to
unload. 
With
both the grain cart and combine full they will fill over half the the
1000 bushel the semi will haul.
Corn
in a huge pile for a local feed lot. We haul corn to this feed lot
at 24% moisture and greater it is called "WET
CORN" This corn will be fed to their calves.